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Ganesh
Ganesh, a journalist, loses his father and sister due to the negligence of the health department and decides to fight against the corruption prevalent in the medical industry.
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Ganesh, a journalist, loses his father and sister due to the negligence of the health department and decides to fight against the corruption prevalent in the medical industry.
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Genre:Action
Written By:Tirupathi Swamy
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Runtime:156 minutes
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