We Are Going to Sing 2 the Redshore City
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Arivu, a struggling actor obsessed with "the method", gets cast in a high profile film to play the lead as a violent cop with a dark past. With just half a day to prepare, he decides to experiment a little with his noisy neighbours.
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Arivu, a struggling actor obsessed with "the method", gets cast in a high profile film to play the lead as a violent cop with a dark past. With just half a day to prepare, he decides to experiment a little with his noisy neighbours.
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Runtime:45 minutes
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