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What happens when a smooth-talking thief decides to upgrade his hustle? He cons his way to divinity! This hilarious satire follows a lovable rogue who scams his way through society, faces wild challenges, and somehow ends up a revered godman with his own private island. Welcome to a world where faith meets fraud—loudly and comically!
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What happens when a smooth-talking thief decides to upgrade his hustle? He cons his way to divinity! This hilarious satire follows a lovable rogue who scams his way through society, faces wild challenges, and somehow ends up a revered godman with his own private island. Welcome to a world where faith meets fraud—loudly and comically!
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Muruganandham Thamilarasu
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Studio:Mangatha Movies Pvt Ltd
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