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On a stormy night, Aadhya shodhan a famous indian author gets trapped in a cafe with some suspicious people. Each of them have different motives to kill. Will she survive the night or will she be found guilty?
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On a stormy night, Aadhya shodhan a famous indian author gets trapped in a cafe with some suspicious people. Each of them have different motives to kill. Will she survive the night or will she be found guilty?
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Genre:Drama, Mystery, Thriller
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Runtime:121 minutes
Studio:Studiocraft Entertainment, Gujotsav Productions
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