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Nellikkampoyil Night Riders
Nellikampoil, a village adjacent to Forest, is very common. Many strange events are taking place in this land full of many myths. A figure with the legs of a horse and the body of a man is filling the land with fear by hanging a chicken head in the houses and hiding it in darkness and fear.
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Nellikampoil, a village adjacent to Forest, is very common. Many strange events are taking place in this land full of many myths. A figure with the legs of a horse and the body of a man is filling the land with fear by hanging a chicken head in the houses and hiding it in darkness and fear.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Jyothish M, Sunu A V
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Runtime:122 minutes
Studio:Ullaakk Films, A & HS Production House
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