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Chilling serial kidnappings and murders of eight-year-old girls in the city of Warrangal terrorise its citizens, particularly parents; first, CI Keshawa, and later CI Mohammad Khayyam are tasked with solving the mystery and finding the perpetrators. The clock is ticking, and the headcount is increasing. Who are the actual criminals behind these mysterious kidnaps and murders?
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Chilling serial kidnappings and murders of eight-year-old girls in the city of Warrangal terrorise its citizens, particularly parents; first, CI Keshawa, and later CI Mohammad Khayyam are tasked with solving the mystery and finding the perpetrators. The clock is ticking, and the headcount is increasing. Who are the actual criminals behind these mysterious kidnaps and murders?
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Genre:Action, Crime, Thriller
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:SNS Creations LLP
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