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The Akaali 

A newly appointed I.O. who finds herself digging into the past regarding a 7-year-old case where occult gangs and forces have been responsible for a series of satanic killings in the city. With the help of an ex-cop, can she race against time, hierarchy and sanity to stop a rituals and solve the case?
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A newly appointed I.O. who finds herself digging into the past regarding a 7-year-old case where occult gangs and forces have been responsible for a series of satanic killings in the city. With the help of an ex-cop, can she race against time, hierarchy and sanity to stop a rituals and solve the case?

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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Mohamed Asif Hameed
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Runtime:145 minutes
Studio:PBS Productions (IN)

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