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Seeing Red
A quiet morning in a 1980s traditional household in Tamil Nadu spirals into slapstick chaos when three women claim to see a ghost that no one else can. In this sharp satire, the family’s frantic attempts—relying on a stranger’s advice and a ghost hunter—only escalate the confusion, as the lines between possession and protest begin to blur.
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A quiet morning in a 1980s traditional household in Tamil Nadu spirals into slapstick chaos when three women claim to see a ghost that no one else can. In this sharp satire, the family’s frantic attempts—relying on a stranger’s advice and a ghost hunter—only escalate the confusion, as the lines between possession and protest begin to blur.
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Written By:Shalini Vijayakumar, Roju
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