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Kiran gets his dad's property and decides to turn it into a hotel. Intriguingly, all the customers who come to stay there, dies inexplicably. What's happening?
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Kiran gets his dad's property and decides to turn it into a hotel. Intriguingly, all the customers who come to stay there, dies inexplicably. What's happening?
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Deekay
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Runtime:130 minutes
Studio:R S Infotainment
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