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Jawaan
Jai is a patriotic man for whom the nation always comes first. He harbours the dream to work for the DRDO and wants nothing else from life. But what happens when an evil mastermind Keshav makes a plan to harm the nation?
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Jai is a patriotic man for whom the nation always comes first. He harbours the dream to work for the DRDO and wants nothing else from life. But what happens when an evil mastermind Keshav makes a plan to harm the nation?
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Genre:Thriller, Action, Crime
Written By:Sai Krishna, BVS Ravi
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Runtime:134 minutes
Studio:Arunachala Creations
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