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Swathi, who was once a free and progressive young woman, is now captivated by an unknown man. She needs to find the reason why she was captured and escape this trap from a masked man who has no limits when it comes to torture.
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Swathi, who was once a free and progressive young woman, is now captivated by an unknown man. She needs to find the reason why she was captured and escape this trap from a masked man who has no limits when it comes to torture.
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Genre:Thriller, Mystery, Drama
Written By:Jisho Lon Antony, Joseph Kiran George
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Runtime:124 minutes
Studio:Rising Sun Studios
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