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Poomani wins in national level running race and gets a chance to participate in Olympic. She appears in connections with a murder case on her way to the Olympic. At the end she is proven innocent and participate in the Olympic Games and wins a gold medal in the running race.
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Poomani wins in national level running race and gets a chance to participate in Olympic. She appears in connections with a murder case on her way to the Olympic. At the end she is proven innocent and participate in the Olympic Games and wins a gold medal in the running race.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Vel Wishvaa
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Runtime:141 minutes
Studio:ESB Creations
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