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An unexplained break up from a five-year-old relationship over a night deeply disturbs the protagonist. To overcome this, he decides to document the night with hidden cameras; an act which has roots in his long but unfulfilled dream to become a film maker. But the night turns eventful.Ironically these events happen in the backdrop of the sudden and unexpected announcement of demonetisation.
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An unexplained break up from a five-year-old relationship over a night deeply disturbs the protagonist. To overcome this, he decides to document the night with hidden cameras; an act which has roots in his long but unfulfilled dream to become a film maker. But the night turns eventful.Ironically these events happen in the backdrop of the sudden and unexpected announcement of demonetisation.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Prem Shankar
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Prayatna Films
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