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A prominent scientist gets kidnapped by terrorists. To investigate the incident, two police officers, Alby and Jobi, arrive in the guise of circus artists.
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A prominent scientist gets kidnapped by terrorists. To investigate the incident, two police officers, Alby and Jobi, arrive in the guise of circus artists.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Babu Pallassery
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Runtime:145 minutes
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Cast
Thampi Kannanthanam
Director
Mohanlal
Maj. Stephen Ronald (Alby)
Priya Raman
Betty Fernandez
Jagadish
Subedar Teddy Lopez (Joby D'costa)
Vinita
Lt. Diana (Menaka)
Raghuvaran
Dr. Abdul Rahman
Vaishnavi
Shakeela Abdul Rahman
Rajan P Dev
Antonio
Krishna Kumar
Douglass
Madhupal
Willy
Ravi Menon
Fr. Thaliyath
Hemanth Ravan
Gonsalves
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