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Rambabu, a cable operator, lives with his beloved wife Jyothi and two daughters. One day, his family inadvertently gets involved in a grave crime and he must go to great lengths to protect them.
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Rambabu, a cable operator, lives with his beloved wife Jyothi and two daughters. One day, his family inadvertently gets involved in a grave crime and he must go to great lengths to protect them.
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Genre:Crime, Thriller, Drama
Written By:Jeethu Joseph
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Runtime:150 minutes
Studio:Suresh Productions, Rajkumar Theatres, Wide Angle Creations
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