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The Hypocrites
In a time defined by digital chaos and rising political aggression, Lala, a young sanitation worker and part-time party foot soldier, searches for a way out of invisibility. His sister Munni, restless and ambitious, chases attention in the crowded online marketplace of desire and illusion. Together they inhabit a world where power is performed, morality is manufactured, and identity is constantly on display. As their ambitions pull them in unpredictable directions, their lives edge toward a collision neither of them is prepared to confront.
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In a time defined by digital chaos and rising political aggression, Lala, a young sanitation worker and part-time party foot soldier, searches for a way out of invisibility. His sister Munni, restless and ambitious, chases attention in the crowded online marketplace of desire and illusion. Together they inhabit a world where power is performed, morality is manufactured, and identity is constantly on display. As their ambitions pull them in unpredictable directions, their lives edge toward a collision neither of them is prepared to confront.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Soumyadip Das
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Runtime:40 minutes
Studio:Roopkala Kendro
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