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Kallan D'Souza
Kallan D'Souza and his partner make a living committing petty thefts and are highly successful at it. However, a stubborn police officer threatens their operation.
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Kallan D'Souza and his partner make a living committing petty thefts and are highly successful at it. However, a stubborn police officer threatens their operation.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Sajeer Baba
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Ruby Films, Ramshi Ahamed Productions
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