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Raman, a journalist who plans to expose Narendra's smuggling racket, is attacked but manages to survive. He then travels to Japan to buy printing equipment to open his own company.
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Raman, a journalist who plans to expose Narendra's smuggling racket, is attacked but manages to survive. He then travels to Japan to buy printing equipment to open his own company.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Panchu Arunachalam
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Runtime:139 minutes
Studio:P. A. Art Productions
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