A man and a woman navigate the echoes of a fractured relationship, intertwined with the legacy of the world's most infamous art heist, as time and love blur the lines between what is cherished and what is lost.
Laxya Pahuja, Devjyoti Ghosh
Director
Krishang Juneja
Vincenzo Peruggia
Khushi Chandra
Anima Sol
Paridhi Chauhan
Waitress
Samvrant Samantaray
Street Performer
Aryaman Ray
Doorman
Laxya Pahuja
Member #1 of The Society of The Royal Art Theft Department (TSTRATD)
Manav Garg
Member #2 of The Society of The Royal Art Theft Department (TSTRATD)
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