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A young man who aspires to become a police officer is mocked for his short stature and rejected. He becomes a constable after his father dies on duty but he still has to prove himself.
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A young man who aspires to become a police officer is mocked for his short stature and rejected. He becomes a constable after his father dies on duty but he still has to prove himself.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Thriller
Written By:Mithun P Madanan, Prajith K Purushan
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