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A man participates in a reality show singing competition while pretending to be visually impaired. However, he witnesses a murder and then wonders how to reveal the truth without exposing his lie.
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A man participates in a reality show singing competition while pretending to be visually impaired. However, he witnesses a murder and then wonders how to reveal the truth without exposing his lie.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Suni
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Runtime:145 minutes
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