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Juhukkru
A man catches a violent crime on camera, but is killed before he is able to tell anyone apart from his simple-minded friend Juhukkru. Through shear luck, Juhukkru manages to save a woman from the same gangsters who killed his friend, and they slowly fall in love.
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A man catches a violent crime on camera, but is killed before he is able to tell anyone apart from his simple-minded friend Juhukkru. Through shear luck, Juhukkru manages to save a woman from the same gangsters who killed his friend, and they slowly fall in love.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance, Crime
Written By:Kai-on
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Studio:Celine Entertainment
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