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slice-of-life short film that unfolds within the everyday setting of a local train, exploring gender dynamics, unspoken cues, and the subtle tension of calling out or staying silent
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slice-of-life short film that unfolds within the everyday setting of a local train, exploring gender dynamics, unspoken cues, and the subtle tension of calling out or staying silent
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Genre:Drama
Written By:RAJINIKANTH SK
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Box Office:$5
Runtime:2 minutes
Studio:SEGAPPU THOPPI
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