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An assassin takes on the identity of a writer to escape the law. He has two mysterious and sensuous women masquerading around him - Rhea and Kaavya. Suspense builds as they both uncover the lie.
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An assassin takes on the identity of a writer to escape the law. He has two mysterious and sensuous women masquerading around him - Rhea and Kaavya. Suspense builds as they both uncover the lie.

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Genre:Mystery, Crime
Directed By:Rajeev Jhaveri
Written By:Rajeev Jhaveri
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Runtime:105 minutes
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