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Murder 3 (2013)
A hot-shot fashion and wildlife photographer Vikram gets into a relationship with Nisha. She moves in with him in his palatial house outside of the city. The old world house, made decades ago is as beautiful as it is scary. It holds many secrets which Nisha is soon to unearth; of the life of the man who made it and of Vikram, who is dealing with the mysterious disappearance of his former girlfriend Roshni
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A hot-shot fashion and wildlife photographer Vikram gets into a relationship with Nisha. She moves in with him in his palatial house outside of the city. The old world house, made decades ago is as beautiful as it is scary. It holds many secrets which Nisha is soon to unearth; of the life of the man who made it and of Vikram, who is dealing with the mysterious disappearance of his former girlfriend Roshni
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Thriller, Drama, Mystery
Written By:Mahesh Bhatt, Amit Masurkar, Mahesh Bhatt, Hatem Khraiche
In Theaters:2/14/2013
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Runtime:124 minutes
Studio:Vishesh Films
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