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Junior
A cold blooded assassin comes out of six years of hiding when his daughter becomes prey to a heinous plan executed by mafia. The incident stirs up a storm inside Junior and he rampages through the worlds of all culprits to avenge his daughter.
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A cold blooded assassin comes out of six years of hiding when his daughter becomes prey to a heinous plan executed by mafia. The incident stirs up a storm inside Junior and he rampages through the worlds of all culprits to avenge his daughter.
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Genre:Action, Crime
Written By:Amiek Virk
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Box Office:$878
Runtime:122 minutes
Studio:Nadar Films
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