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Ashiq is a playboy teenager born into a privileged family. Along with his friends Py, Adan and Gel, the four of them run a Facebook account dedicated to finding girls for flings. Their dates often go well, though some of the girls are upset with the way the boys treated them. One day, a murder takes place at the college where Ashiq and his friends are studying. The victims are allegedly killed by a ghost that resides in Facebook. The mysterious case makes Ashiq and his friends fear for their lives.
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Ashiq is a playboy teenager born into a privileged family. Along with his friends Py, Adan and Gel, the four of them run a Facebook account dedicated to finding girls for flings. Their dates often go well, though some of the girls are upset with the way the boys treated them. One day, a murder takes place at the college where Ashiq and his friends are studying. The victims are allegedly killed by a ghost that resides in Facebook. The mysterious case makes Ashiq and his friends fear for their lives.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Shariza Mahmud
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:MVP Pictures, Nusantara Seni Karya
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