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A series of brutal murders across different states throws the country into fear and confusion. The crimes appear completely unrelated, with no clear connection between the victims or the killers, making the investigation more disturbing with every passing day. As pressure builds on the authorities, the mystery continues to deepen and spread panic everywhere, attracting nationwide media attention and creating fear among ordinary people across the country.
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A series of brutal murders across different states throws the country into fear and confusion. The crimes appear completely unrelated, with no clear connection between the victims or the killers, making the investigation more disturbing with every passing day. As pressure builds on the authorities, the mystery continues to deepen and spread panic everywhere, attracting nationwide media attention and creating fear among ordinary people across the country.
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Genre:Crime, Drama, Fantasy, Thriller
Written By:Rohith S
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Low Agers Production and Cine Arts
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