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Roy
Unable to distinguish between his dreams and reality, Roy finds it difficult to maintain any sort of relationship with anyone except his wife Teena, who accepts and loves him wholeheartedly. When Teena, following clues from her husband's dreams, goes missing while searching for a veteran writer, it is up to Roy to find his wife and get her to safety.
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Unable to distinguish between his dreams and reality, Roy finds it difficult to maintain any sort of relationship with anyone except his wife Teena, who accepts and loves him wholeheartedly. When Teena, following clues from her husband's dreams, goes missing while searching for a veteran writer, it is up to Roy to find his wife and get her to safety.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Sunil Ibrahim
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Runtime:126 minutes
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