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Drona
When Drona's father scolds him for playing with his revolver, he runs away and disappears into oblivion. After many years, he returns home but hides his real identity from his parents.
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When Drona's father scolds him for playing with his revolver, he runs away and disappears into oblivion. After many years, he returns home but hides his real identity from his parents.
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Genre:Action
Written By:J. Karun Kumar
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