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A seemingly ordinary ten rupees note, used in hawala transactions, goes missing after an unexpected accident. What begins as a simple search quickly spirals into chaos, as multiple people chase the same note each driven by greed, secrets.
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A seemingly ordinary ten rupees note, used in hawala transactions, goes missing after an unexpected accident. What begins as a simple search quickly spirals into chaos, as multiple people chase the same note each driven by greed, secrets.
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