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Caught in the city's violent underworld, 24-year-old Ajay Chandran struggles between loyalty to his past and the will to survive. As enemies close in and allies betray, he fights to save his soul from the darkness consuming him.
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Caught in the city's violent underworld, 24-year-old Ajay Chandran struggles between loyalty to his past and the will to survive. As enemies close in and allies betray, he fights to save his soul from the darkness consuming him.
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Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:Sujith S Nair, G Anil Kumar Raju
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Runtime:126 minutes
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