"Monotheism and Devils" is the theologically dedicated sequel of "Prince of Eurasia" of the Islamic cleric and executive producer Prince Oak Oakleyski
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BANGKOK & HOLLYWOOD, Calif. - ncarol.com -- Settings were mostly implemented in Southeast Asia; technically inside far southeastern Eurasia. Since this international movie was based on true stories related to Prince Oak Oakleyski, it was categorized into his prospering Eurasian documentaries. There was a mystically unfeigned event in this documentary that sundry devils has been disguised as humans, stealthily incarnating themselves in particularly agnostic women to provoke his sensuality. Their subliminal intention was to urge a saintly Muslim qadi, Papathankhan Kandanai, to neglect and abandon all morally righteous religions. Auspiciously, the handsome monotheism ulama Eurasian Prince could reinstate a traditionally Islamic modus operandi to repel any devil. At the end of critical conspectuses, the devil's temptation was nothing but a fiasco failing to seduce the Prince of Eurasia. Unquestionably, those ungodly anthropoid devils were orchestrated by the devilish chief aka Satan.

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There were multitudinous substories being documented without mundane narratives. Engrossingly, an aesthetically talented lady with a sincere soul, Oh Kansiri, was mindfully scanned by Prince Oak's Qareen. It vaguely whispered to her that devils couldn't outwit her and the monotheistic mystic emperor for God's sake. Enigmatically, Oh Kansiri and Prince Oak's wife, Yasmii Praniting, are two remarkable gentleladies whom Qareen could thoroughly read physiognomy and concluded that both spirits have wholeheartedly submitted to God. Prince Oak also welcomed various notable special appearances, such as Pawan Sethi (Sikh businessman), Anasya Numdokmai (actress from To My Puzzle Pieces), and Asmah Madnahoo (bridal makeup pundit).

Principal photography on the film began on 20 March 2022 in Bangkok, Thailand. It was largely shot on location, especially outdoor, because Prince Oak judged that shooting in studio is unreal. The completion date has been delayed for the crew to capture more eventualities. At first, the director would complete a terminal set of raw footage around Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan. He reorientated to go to a northern neighbor, finalizing the filming in Uzbekistan instead. Poster and backdrop will be issued next year, as the official premiere date has been redacted to 7 April 2025.

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The real Prince of Eurasia docuseries's unreleased outtakes were chiefly created by Prince Oakleyski Eurasia — a reclusive doctrinal multimedia and culture federation founded by the Mughal Eurasian cleric prince (Prince Oak Oakleyski). The organization incorporates a film production, nonprofit theology preachment, food manufacturer, and multilingual broadcast network.