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A deadly plot to attack a key religious monument in the City of Mumbai is being hatched. But when the leader of the group announces a change of plan, the stakes are much higher. Will the fanatics succeed in their mission?
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A deadly plot to attack a key religious monument in the City of Mumbai is being hatched. But when the leader of the group announces a change of plan, the stakes are much higher. Will the fanatics succeed in their mission?
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Ashwyn Anand
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