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Confession
An honest cop is called in to secure a high-profile confession. As the interrogation unfolds, it becomes evident that things are not as clear as they seem, forcing him to question his own allegiances.
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An honest cop is called in to secure a high-profile confession. As the interrogation unfolds, it becomes evident that things are not as clear as they seem, forcing him to question his own allegiances.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Abhijato Sensarma, Purujit Banwasi
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Runtime:20 minutes
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