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Moosa, a trooper gets back following 19 years in Prison. He finds he is assumed dead. How Moosa gets on track to demonstrate his character while additionally attempting to find some peace with all that has occurred around him during his time in a correctional facility.
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Moosa, a trooper gets back following 19 years in Prison. He finds he is assumed dead. How Moosa gets on track to demonstrate his character while additionally attempting to find some peace with all that has occurred around him during his time in a correctional facility.
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Genre:Comedy, Thriller
Written By:Rubesh Rain
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Runtime:130 minutes
Studio:Confident Group, Thomas Thiruvalla Films
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