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Maasi 

Masilamani (Arjun) is an encounter specialist. His life gets intertwined in the fight between two rival groups when he vows revenge against those who killed his wife. How far will an honest police officer have to go to let justice triumph?
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Masilamani (Arjun) is an encounter specialist. His life gets intertwined in the fight between two rival groups when he vows revenge against those who killed his wife. How far will an honest police officer have to go to let justice triumph?

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Genre:Action
Directed By:G. Kicha
Written By:G. Kicha
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Runtime:130 minutes
Studio:Anbulaxmi Films

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