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Gangs of Madras
A woman who loses her husband in a police encounter plots to take revenge on the gangsters who had framed him.
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A woman who loses her husband in a police encounter plots to take revenge on the gangsters who had framed him.
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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:C. V. Kumar
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Runtime:142 minutes
Studio:Thirukumaran Entertainment, CV Kumar Productions, Fox Star Studios
Cast
C. V. Kumar
Director
Sai Priyanka Ruth
Jaya Raziya
Ashok Kumar Balakrishnan
Ibrahim
Daniel Balaji
Bhaskar/Boxy
Bagavathi Perumal
Aadukalam Naren
Assistant Commisioner
Velu Prabhakaran
Rawther
Boys Rajan
Commisioner of Police
P.L. Thenappan
Minister Tamizhvaanan
E. Ramadoss
Abdullah (Abdul)
Saivam Ravi
Edison
Vishva
Yasim
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