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Jami and his band of contract killers are hired by Mirza to execute Uthmaan, the last man of Ghulam Muhammad Bazar, who stays on his piece of land instead of submission to Mirza. The contract killers find themselves in inner turmoil as Jami's insanity goes out of control.
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Jami and his band of contract killers are hired by Mirza to execute Uthmaan, the last man of Ghulam Muhammad Bazar, who stays on his piece of land instead of submission to Mirza. The contract killers find themselves in inner turmoil as Jami's insanity goes out of control.
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Genre:Drama, Action
Written By:Haneef Shareef
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Saazgir Production, DHS Films
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