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Bhaiyya Ji
After his younger brother is tragically killed over a petty argument, a feared and retired criminal Bhaiyya Ji, sets out to seek justice against the powerful Gujjar responsible, mobilizing his loyal comrades and igniting a wave of vengeance that threatens to shake the criminal underworld.
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After his younger brother is tragically killed over a petty argument, a feared and retired criminal Bhaiyya Ji, sets out to seek justice against the powerful Gujjar responsible, mobilizing his loyal comrades and igniting a wave of vengeance that threatens to shake the criminal underworld.
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Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:Deepak Kingrani, Deepak Kingrani
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Runtime:135 minutes
Studio:Bhanushali Studios, Aurega Studios, SSO Productions
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