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A school kid commits suicide after a humiliating incident at school. All hell breaks loose as his brute businessman dad gets obsessed with finishing off all responsible for the same.
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A school kid commits suicide after a humiliating incident at school. All hell breaks loose as his brute businessman dad gets obsessed with finishing off all responsible for the same.
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Genre:Action, Family, Thriller
Written By:Haneef Adeni
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Runtime:150 minutes
Studio:Anto Joseph Film Company
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