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When a bizarre glitch throws the orders of a popular five-minute delivery app into chaos, a delivery rider finds himself caught in a chain reaction of increasingly dangerous mix-ups.
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When a bizarre glitch throws the orders of a popular five-minute delivery app into chaos, a delivery rider finds himself caught in a chain reaction of increasingly dangerous mix-ups.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Nandhu Manoj, Hari Krishnan K R, Avaan Ajit Menon
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Runtime:32 minutes
Studio:Asiaville Studios, Damru Productions
Cast
Avaan Ajit Menon
Director
Mamta Mohandas
Herself
Arjun Ashokan
Himself
George Kora
Parcel Panicker
Gayathri Satheesh
Shruti
Vishal Menon
Himself
Tuhin Menon
Amal
Arun Kizhussery
Receptionist Babu
Thomas G Kannampuzha
'Spadikam' Rajan
Aryan Manoj
Lijo (Henchman #1)
Bharath Manoj
Dileesh (Henchman #2)
Pavu Mathew
Aashiq (Henchman #3)
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