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Saaya 

The film brings out the connection between Saaya and soul power. Here, the ghosts are shown as good souls who help society, particularly students.
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The film brings out the connection between Saaya and soul power. Here, the ghosts are shown as good souls who help society, particularly students.

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Genre:Thriller, Horror
Directed By:V.S. Palanivel
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Runtime:141 minutes
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