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A caretaker's ancestrally formed relationship with a family is strained when the caretaker's son disrespects age-old traditions, wants to challenge generational ties, and is influenced by the awakening culture.
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A caretaker's ancestrally formed relationship with a family is strained when the caretaker's son disrespects age-old traditions, wants to challenge generational ties, and is influenced by the awakening culture.
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Genre:Thriller, Drama, Action
Written By:Ranjan Pramod
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Runtime:126 minutes
Studio:Turtle Vine Productions, Color Pencil Films, Pakal Films
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