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Rameshan, a businessman, spends his income on the patients of a local hospital. However, things take a turn when Rameshan witnesses an accident in which the victim is his lookalike.
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Rameshan, a businessman, spends his income on the patients of a local hospital. However, things take a turn when Rameshan witnesses an accident in which the victim is his lookalike.
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Genre:Action
Written By:T. A. Razzaq
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Runtime:114 minutes
Studio:Ayngaran International, Akhil films
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