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#VIRAL WORLD (????) [N/A]

Original Title:
#VIRAL WORLD

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
Revolutionary Talkies
S Originals

Production Countries:
India

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 95

Overview from TheMovieDB

#VIRAL WORLD is a suspense relationship drama that opens with a 24-year old girl jumping off a building. The whole story happens over computer screens, series of video calls, several YouTube videos, collection of social-media stories and a bunch of text messages. This story is about how relationships drift apart on the virtual world. Swapna, a girl who has just moved to the United States for higher studies, tries to save her 4-year old relationship with whatever it takes. Aditi, an emotionally dependent girl living by herself, tries to establish an emotional bond with a guy she meets on a social-media platform. These girls trust their guys and the internet, but neither deserve their trust! Who is the girl that takes her life? The movie explores long distance relationships and how these relationships are being affected by social-media platforms. It also expostulates a burning cybercrime, which exploits the privacy of young girls and women over the internet.

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Production

Director:
Brijesh Tangi

Director of Photography:
Varun Ankarla

Editor:
GS

Music:
Gyaani

Producer:
Sathish Godala
Srujan Yarabolu
Akila Tangi

Sound:
Sai Maneendhar Reddy

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