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Death, disaster, and mayhem strike as Bombay is forced to confront a grave tragedy that threatens to push her into madness. Written and directed by Cast Members!
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Death, disaster, and mayhem strike as Bombay is forced to confront a grave tragedy that threatens to push her into madness. Written and directed by Cast Members!
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Genre:Horror, Comedy, Science Fiction
Written By:Mihika Kulkarni, Hiyaneijemmy Das, Suhani Dhupar, Praneel Sati
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Runtime:62 minutes
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Cast
Mihika Kulkarni, Suhani Dhupar, Hiyaneijemmy Das
Director
Mihika Kulkarni
Bombay Mishra/ Blackbox Bombay
Tamanna Dharamsey
Gayatri Mishra
Praneel Sati
Pranav Ramanathan
Hiyaneijemmy Das
Tanvi Sharma
Vatsal Kumar
Rehaan Joshi
Jaidhar Vashist
Aaryan Dhingra
Pooja Balasubraman
Vanshika
Gian Adri
Akash
Vikram Tapadia
Writer #1
Abhijato Sensarma
Writer #2
Manya Garg
Writer #3
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