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When an unidentified fingerprint is discovered on a crime scene Insp. Kadam finds himself in a spiral of deceiving clues facing a powerful foe.
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When an unidentified fingerprint is discovered on a crime scene Insp. Kadam finds himself in a spiral of deceiving clues facing a powerful foe.
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Written By:Chinni Chetan
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Chinni Chetan
Director
Suresh Vishwakarma
Inspector Kadam
Sunil Mani
Ritesh
Zuber K. Khan
Maddy
Manisha Tambade
Kavya
Soonia Prajapat
Nancy
Shubham Pradeep Surve
Jolly
Roshni Singh
Rashmi
Ramnath Bhausaheb Katore
Pyare Lal Gatekeeper Guesthouse
Arun Gite
Arun Gite (Kavya's father)
Vishnu Chaudhary
Inspector Gaikwad
Mahesh Govardhankar
Constable Shinde
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