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John is hired by Nagraj to steal a diamond but ends up betraying him, inviting his ire. Before Nagraj's henchman kills John, he gives the diamond to a taxi driver for safekeeping.
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John is hired by Nagraj to steal a diamond but ends up betraying him, inviting his ire. Before Nagraj's henchman kills John, he gives the diamond to a taxi driver for safekeeping.
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Genre:Comedy, Music, Crime
Written By:Shankar Dasgupta
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Runtime:130 minutes
Studio:Eskay Movies
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