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What is the overarching moral lesson derived from the narrative? Are we to place our trust in Primbon? Favoring superstition over medical consultation? Should we abstain from venturing into the mountains on purportedly "cursed days"?

Despite the inclusion of renowned famous actors and visually stunning locations, the film is hampered by bad and deficiency of a compelling storyline. The narrative, intended to elicit a sense of trepidation, stumbles in its execution, rendering the purported fright factor ineffectual and contributing to an overall experience that is marked by an unanticipated awkwardness and lackluster quality. While it endeavors to instill a sense of fear, the execution ultimately falls short, resulting in a rather lackluster and awkward ending scenes.

I tried to watch this since it's on the Netflix. However, brace yourself for the ultimate boredom! Steer clear of this junk if you value your sanity. Another dead boring and dead typical horror, Yet another riveting episode of generic horror brought to you by people who probably suffers from severe FOMO and blindly hops on every horror bandwagon without a clue about crafting a decent fright fest.

The storyline is a spectacular disaster, the acting is a true masterclass in terribleness, and hold on tight for jump scares that pop up more predictably than clockwork every 30 seconds. What a thrill! Big yawn, indeed.

While everything is so 'perfect', the cast, the storyline, build-up the emotion, even the camera works. Alas, the title itself ruined the whole movie. So we knew the culprit is the Photocopier... :-/