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Antho, Thumba, Chetty, and Bombay live in a slum area. They make a living by resorting to petty thefts and crimes and most of their deeds ends up in trouble. Antho has a lover, Chetty is a bike kidnapper, Thumba is a drug seller, and Bombay considers himself to be a dhadha who frequently boasts about being a gang leader in the city of Mumbai in the past. Swathi played by Jackie Shroff, is a North Indian underworld don who ropes in, these four people to rob a bank. The rest of the film narrates build-up to the bank robbery and subsequent events associated with it.
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Antho, Thumba, Chetty, and Bombay live in a slum area. They make a living by resorting to petty thefts and crimes and most of their deeds ends up in trouble. Antho has a lover, Chetty is a bike kidnapper, Thumba is a drug seller, and Bombay considers himself to be a dhadha who frequently boasts about being a gang leader in the city of Mumbai in the past. Swathi played by Jackie Shroff, is a North Indian underworld don who ropes in, these four people to rob a bank. The rest of the film narrates build-up to the bank robbery and subsequent events associated with it.
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Written By:Arun Nandhan, Tamizharasan Pachamuthu
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