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The Undying 

In 19th-century Bengal (India), a young widow declared dead rises again, blurring the boundary between life and afterlife, only to learn that returning is more terrifying than death itself.
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In 19th-century Bengal (India), a young widow declared dead rises again, blurring the boundary between life and afterlife, only to learn that returning is more terrifying than death itself.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Samman Roy
Written By:Samman Roy
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:AK Studios

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