In 'The Patient,' Patience Doesn't Really Pay Off
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Three medical college students (Sunil,Vishal and Nagsekhar) are the witnesses to a murder. The goons chase them as the boys escape but their ID cards are with the goons. Now the police are on their trail as they are in disguise of females. They come to ladies hostel and meets Radhika, Suja and Sandhya who extend support as they are convinced that the boys are innocent. They work out a plan to bring the real killers in front of the law with the help of a lie detector.
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Three medical college students (Sunil,Vishal and Nagsekhar) are the witnesses to a murder. The goons chase them as the boys escape but their ID cards are with the goons. Now the police are on their trail as they are in disguise of females. They come to ladies hostel and meets Radhika, Suja and Sandhya who extend support as they are convinced that the boys are innocent. They work out a plan to bring the real killers in front of the law with the help of a lie detector.
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Genre:Comedy, Thriller
Written By:Dayal Padmanabhan
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Runtime:124 minutes
Studio:Rainbow Talkies
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