Justice for Jeni
Jeni and priyanka are best friends andambitious medical students with dreams of making a difference in the world.their bond is unbreakable. however, their lives take a tragic turn when jenigets brutally raped and dies unexpectedly. devastated by the loss, priya isconsumed by grief and anger. she decides to seek justice for her friend'suntimely death. as she navigates the complex legal process, she becomesincreasingly disillusioned with the system and status quo.
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Jeni and priyanka are best friends andambitious medical students with dreams of making a difference in the world.their bond is unbreakable. however, their lives take a tragic turn when jenigets brutally raped and dies unexpectedly. devastated by the loss, priya isconsumed by grief and anger. she decides to seek justice for her friend'suntimely death. as she navigates the complex legal process, she becomesincreasingly disillusioned with the system and status quo.
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Genre:Thriller, Drama
Written By:Santhosh Ryan
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Runtime:112 minutes
Studio:Asna Creation
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