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A humble supermarket worker lives modestly despite his wealth. When a mysterious figure forces him and his friends into a dangerous plot, they must race against time to survive, uncover the truth, and outsmart their manipulator.
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A humble supermarket worker lives modestly despite his wealth. When a mysterious figure forces him and his friends into a dangerous plot, they must race against time to survive, uncover the truth, and outsmart their manipulator.
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Genre:Comedy, Thriller
Written By:Mani AJ Karthikeyan
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Balaji Film WorksSunrise Entertainment
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