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An honest driver tries to find the owner of a bag, supposedly containing money to fund the marriage of the man’s daughter, not realising that it was used by his own father to move a stolen idol.
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An honest driver tries to find the owner of a bag, supposedly containing money to fund the marriage of the man’s daughter, not realising that it was used by his own father to move a stolen idol.
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Genre:Action, Crime, Family, Thriller
Written By:Nithilan Saminathan
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Shreya Sri Movies LLP
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