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Jurm 

Police Inspector Shekhar Varma lives in Khar, Bombay, along with his wife, Meena, and a school-going daughter. His office is notified that Editor Ritesh Nandy has received death threats as he come across evidence that would expose some very influential people.
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Police Inspector Shekhar Varma lives in Khar, Bombay, along with his wife, Meena, and a school-going daughter. His office is notified that Editor Ritesh Nandy has received death threats as he come across evidence that would expose some very influential people.

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Genre:Crime, Romance, Action
Directed By:Mahesh Bhatt
Written By:Salim Khan
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Runtime:142 minutes
Studio:Vishesh Films

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