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Hayagrriva
Hayagrriva is a gritty medical thriller following detective Arjun as he investigates a string of bizarre murders featuring animal-hybrid victims. As public panic climbs, he must track down a brilliant, mythologically obsessed psychopath using advanced surgical science to play God, while desperately trying to save his own family.
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Hayagrriva is a gritty medical thriller following detective Arjun as he investigates a string of bizarre murders featuring animal-hybrid victims. As public panic climbs, he must track down a brilliant, mythologically obsessed psychopath using advanced surgical science to play God, while desperately trying to save his own family.
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Genre:Action
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Box Office:$825,293
Runtime:148 minutes
Studio:Kvc productions
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