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Mekhala is a young carefree lady who is wealthy, charming and lives in a large rural house. There is a rumor that any man who has romantic relationship with her will die mysteriously.
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Mekhala is a young carefree lady who is wealthy, charming and lives in a large rural house. There is a rumor that any man who has romantic relationship with her will die mysteriously.
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Genre:Mystery, Drama
Written By:Pundhevanop Dhewakul
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:Sahamongkolfilm
Cast
Pundhevanop Dhewakul
Director
Shahkrit Yamnarm
Chanachol
Karnpitchar Ketmanee
Mekhala
Jiravich Pongpaijit
Pakphoom
Sakrat Ruekthamrong
Uncle Tim
Chaiwat Thongsaeng
Poj
Penpetch Benyakul
Direk
Apa Bhavilai
Kosum
Phattaranan Ruamchai
Maikaew
Kemjira Wattanawarangkul
Petch
Kanda Witthayanuparpyuenyong
Suda
Attakorn Nanhna
Phat
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