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Two Story Writers Went to Meet a Famous Director to Make a Movie,and the Director Liked the Script but Told Them to Make Some Changes in the Story, but Those Changes Were Much Linked With Director's Personal Life and That Point of Change Made Some Interesting Nail Biting Turning Point in the Film.entirely a Psycho Thriller Family Based Full End Suspense Subject
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Two Story Writers Went to Meet a Famous Director to Make a Movie,and the Director Liked the Script but Told Them to Make Some Changes in the Story, but Those Changes Were Much Linked With Director's Personal Life and That Point of Change Made Some Interesting Nail Biting Turning Point in the Film.entirely a Psycho Thriller Family Based Full End Suspense Subject
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Yadhukrishanan R
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Runtime:121 minutes
Studio:Chandrasudha Films
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