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Just as the cops have declared the end of Mafia in Mumbai, a man named Surya arrives in the city with the intentions of conquering it.
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Just as the cops have declared the end of Mafia in Mumbai, a man named Surya arrives in the city with the intentions of conquering it.
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Genre:Action, Crime
Written By:Puri Jagannadh
In Theaters:
Box Office:$10,830,393
Runtime:133 minutes
Studio:R. R. Movie Makers
Cast
Puri Jagannadh
Director
Mahesh Babu
Vijay Surya 'Surya Bhai'
Kajal Aggarwal
Chitra
Prakash Raj
Jaidev Ghanapuleti
Sayaji Shinde
Laalu (Politician)
Nassar
Ajay Bharadwaj
Dharmavarupu Subramanyam
Laalu's Secretary
Mahesh Balraj
Nazeer
Ayesha Shiva
Ayesha
Brahmaji
Surya's Friend & Assistant
Bharath Reddy
Inspector Bharath
Subbaraju
Jaidev's Henchman
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