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Bada Dosth
Daya Shankar, a courageous police officer, befriends Geevarghese, a notorious criminal, and earns his trust. However, things get complicated after Daya reveals the real reason for his friendship.
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Daya Shankar, a courageous police officer, befriends Geevarghese, a notorious criminal, and earns his trust. However, things get complicated after Daya reveals the real reason for his friendship.
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Genre:Action, Crime
Written By:Babu Pallassery
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Runtime:122 minutes
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Cast
Viji Thamby
Director
Suresh Gopi
Daya Shankar aka Bada Dosth
Jyothirmayi
Meenakshi
Siddique
Geevarghese aka GV
Riyaz Khan
C I Niranjan Das
Manoj K Jayan
Commissioner Zakir Ali
Cochin Haneefa
Javed Bhai
Karthika Mathew
Nadira Hassan
Manikuttan
Nandu
Meghna Naidu
Nanditha Menon
Vijayakumar
James Albert
Viji Thamby
Shekhara Pillai
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