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Jingo
Jingo is an upcoming Kannada satirical action-drama directed by Shashank Soghal and starring Daali Dhananjaya. The film follows an unconventional protagonist that uses a microphone to address the masses instead of using ballistic arms to ignite a revolution.
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Jingo is an upcoming Kannada satirical action-drama directed by Shashank Soghal and starring Daali Dhananjaya. The film follows an unconventional protagonist that uses a microphone to address the masses instead of using ballistic arms to ignite a revolution.
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