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A young man becomes a police officer to fight corruption and systemic injustice after a tragic, life-altering event involving his family.
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A young man becomes a police officer to fight corruption and systemic injustice after a tragic, life-altering event involving his family.
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Written By:Bikash Raj Acharya
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Runtime:145 minutes
Studio:Rekha Films Production, Guna Cinema Pvt. Ltd.
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