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7 years after the events of Drushyam, the family lives with the trauma from that fateful night. A gripping tale of an investigation and a family threatened by it. Will Rambabu be able to protect his family this time?
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7 years after the events of Drushyam, the family lives with the trauma from that fateful night. A gripping tale of an investigation and a family threatened by it. Will Rambabu be able to protect his family this time?
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Genre:Thriller, Drama, Crime
Written By:Jeethu Joseph
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Studio:Aashirvad Cinemas, Suresh Productions, Rajkumar Theatres
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