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A British Asian Mancunian is drawn in to the criminal underworld by his notorious uncle. Everything is at stake as his competition with his cousin reaches a deadly level.
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A British Asian Mancunian is drawn in to the criminal underworld by his notorious uncle. Everything is at stake as his competition with his cousin reaches a deadly level.
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Genre:Crime, Drama, Thriller
Written By:Adrian Scott
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Runtime:118 minutes
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Cast
Ashley Chin, Darren R L Gordon
Director
James Greaney
Awais Khan
Asim Ashraf
Majid Khan (MK)
Nitin Ganatra
Aslam Khan
Rehan Sheikh
Zafar Khan
Ash Tandon
DI Ali Javid
Haiesha Mistry
Sanaya Khan
Aisha Osman
Sara Khan
Bitu Thomas
Gulshan Khan
Mollie Winnard
Elenor Elmsley
Jonald UL-Hassan (G Bugz)
Rash Masood
Aqib Khan
Riz Masood
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