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Gokul Das, an ex-gangster tries to make a living by becoming the driver of a millionaire, whose daughter, Priya is the target of some killers. Das tries to save Priya, but things are not what they seem to appear.
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Gokul Das, an ex-gangster tries to make a living by becoming the driver of a millionaire, whose daughter, Priya is the target of some killers. Das tries to save Priya, but things are not what they seem to appear.

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Genre:Drama, Action
Directed By:Joshiy
Written By:Uday Krishna, Siby K Thomas
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Runtime:150 minutes
Studio:P.J. Entertainments, Varnachithra Bigscreen

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