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Vavvaal
Vavvaal is a poetic thriller told in three chapters. Rooted in tribal myths, it follows shadow warriors as folklore and reality collide. Beginning midway through the story, the film unfolds secrets, revenge, and unexpected twists across five languages.
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Vavvaal is a poetic thriller told in three chapters. Rooted in tribal myths, it follows shadow warriors as folklore and reality collide. Beginning midway through the story, the film unfolds secrets, revenge, and unexpected twists across five languages.
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Genre:Action, Thriller
Written By:Shahmon B Parelil
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