Ad Astra: Cinematic Hypnotism
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Forensic
A forensic analyst and an investigation officer are on a chase to hunt down a gruesome serial killer and crack one of the most famous cold cases in the history of their departments.
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A forensic analyst and an investigation officer are on a chase to hunt down a gruesome serial killer and crack one of the most famous cold cases in the history of their departments.
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Genre:Crime, Thriller
Written By:Akhil Paul, Anas Khan
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Runtime:134 minutes
Studio:Juvis Production, Ragam Movies
Cast
Akhil Paul, Anas Khan
Director
Tovino Thomas
Samuel John Kattookkaran
Mamta Mohandas
Rithika Xavier
Renji Panicker
Abdul Wahab
Saiju Kurup
Xavier John Kattokkaran
Reba Monica John
Shikha Damodar
Mohan Sharma
John Kattookkaran
Srikant Murali
SP Isaac
Prathap Pothan
Dr. Jayakumar Menon
Anwar Shereef
C.I Murali Mohankumar
Rony David Raj
ACP Dano Mammen
Ramu
Rajeev Madhavan, Commissioner of Police
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