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Kishore is a conman who has little respect for the rich. He learns that the person responsible for his friend's death is the same who led to his own father's death. He swears to bring him to justice.
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Kishore is a conman who has little respect for the rich. He learns that the person responsible for his friend's death is the same who led to his own father's death. He swears to bring him to justice.
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Genre:Crime, Action, Comedy
Written By:S.D. Narang
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Runtime:132 minutes
Studio:New Oriental Pictures
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