Saramsha

ಸಾರಾಂಶ

Kannada15 Feb 20242h 12mU/A · 12+Drama · Fantasy · Mystery

12+Family Room→

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CBFC: U/A 0 of 7 categories documented

Nothing documented yet. Family Room →

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Deccan Herald

Pranati A S · 17 Feb 2024

The critic finds the parallel-universe premise ambitious and visually striking, anchored by Deepak Subramanya's compelling lead turn, but says the… Read it there →

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Synopsis

Tejas, an aspiring writer's world bizarrely collides with Abhay's one evening. A drama begins to unfold as he comes face to face with a character of his story - asking whether a writer writes the story, or does the story choose its writer?

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