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Bharathchandran, an honest city police commissioner, loses his temper each time he encounters corrupt authorities and politicians. So he decides to put an end to various social and political evils.
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Bharathchandran, an honest city police commissioner, loses his temper each time he encounters corrupt authorities and politicians. So he decides to put an end to various social and political evils.
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Genre:Crime, Thriller
Written By:Renji Panicker
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Runtime:170 minutes
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Cast
Shaji Kailas
Director
Suresh Gopi
Bharathchandran I.P.S
Ratheesh
Mohan Thomas
Vijayaraghavan
ASP Muhammad Iqbal IPS
Shobana
Adv. Indu Kurup
K. B. Ganesh Kumar
ASP Prasad IPS
M G Soman
IG Balachandran Nair
Rajan P Dev
IG Rajan Felix
N F Varghese
AIG Menon
Bheeman Raghu
Wilfred Vincent Bastin
Baiju Santhosh
Sunny Thomas
Ravi Vallathol
K. M. Varghese
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