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Yaazhi
Yaazhi, a mythical creature once sworn to protect its land and people, fails and abandons the battlefield. As it flees, the real war begins-a battle within the mind. When a protector turns deserter, can redemption ever be found?
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Yaazhi, a mythical creature once sworn to protect its land and people, fails and abandons the battlefield. As it flees, the real war begins-a battle within the mind. When a protector turns deserter, can redemption ever be found?
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Genre:Drama, War
Written By:Lingeshwer S
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Bohemian Film Movement, Madello Art Empire
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