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Sreekumar comes across a girl while visiting his childhood friend, Govindan Kutty. However, he later realises that she is the spirit of a student who disappeared a while ago.
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Sreekumar comes across a girl while visiting his childhood friend, Govindan Kutty. However, he later realises that she is the spirit of a student who disappeared a while ago.
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Genre:Mystery, Horror
Written By:Fazil
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Runtime:149 minutes
Studio:Ammu International Release, Century Release
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