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In a remote dormitory, a group of young people undergo brutal training for a show called "Rakshassenayuddh" simulating a beast trance to entertain the audience. Toni, one of the dormitory children, began to question the violence of this system when Gofar, his best friend was getting weaker due to excessive physical and mental pressure.
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In a remote dormitory, a group of young people undergo brutal training for a show called "Rakshassenayuddh" simulating a beast trance to entertain the audience. Toni, one of the dormitory children, began to question the violence of this system when Gofar, his best friend was getting weaker due to excessive physical and mental pressure.
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Genre:Drama
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Box Office:$200
Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Innerlight Creations
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