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Never Escape
In This Hitech World, a Group of Colleagues Who Were Working in an It Field Set Off for a Saturday Night, but Later at Some Circumstances They All Ended Up in an Abandoned Theater With a Manager Who Owns It, Before the Movie Starts One After the Other Their Colleagues Went Missing Then They Discover Something Wicked and They Got Trapped in the Haunted Theatre. The Series of Horror, Death and Mystery Which Witnessed by Them in One Night Portrays the Movie Essence to the Audience.
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In This Hitech World, a Group of Colleagues Who Were Working in an It Field Set Off for a Saturday Night, but Later at Some Circumstances They All Ended Up in an Abandoned Theater With a Manager Who Owns It, Before the Movie Starts One After the Other Their Colleagues Went Missing Then They Discover Something Wicked and They Got Trapped in the Haunted Theatre. The Series of Horror, Death and Mystery Which Witnessed by Them in One Night Portrays the Movie Essence to the Audience.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Dsri Aravind Deva Raj
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:Royal B Productions
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