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Satyamurthy, a crime reporter, robs a box of diamonds while reporting a train accident. Soon after the news of the missing gems breaks out, a thief, a retired judge, and a team of policemen join the operation of searching for the lost jewels.
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Satyamurthy, a crime reporter, robs a box of diamonds while reporting a train accident. Soon after the news of the missing gems breaks out, a thief, a retired judge, and a team of policemen join the operation of searching for the lost jewels.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Chandra Siddhartha
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Runtime:128 minutes
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