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Jaggu
The movie is a story about a rugged, emotionally complex man named Jaggu, played by Ambareesh, and explores themes of identity, redemption, and social injustice within a backdrop of class conflict.
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The movie is a story about a rugged, emotionally complex man named Jaggu, played by Ambareesh, and explores themes of identity, redemption, and social injustice within a backdrop of class conflict.
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Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:B. Vijay Gujjar
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Runtime:136 minutes
Studio:Kaveri Combines
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