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After getting betrayed by his close associates, a TV show creator, suffering from a terminal disease, designs a reality show to seek his revenge on the very people who stole his last shot at fame.
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After getting betrayed by his close associates, a TV show creator, suffering from a terminal disease, designs a reality show to seek his revenge on the very people who stole his last shot at fame.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Saptaswa Basu, Rini Ghosh
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Runtime:140 minutes
Studio:Neo Studios
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