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Centers on secret intelligence agency cases involving five major national threats that were thwarted through covert operations.
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Centers on secret intelligence agency cases involving five major national threats that were thwarted through covert operations.
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Genre:Action, Thriller
Written By:Manu Anand, Divyanka Anand Shankar, Raam H. Puthran, Praveen K.
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Runtime:153 minutes
Studio:Prince Pictures, Maverik Movies
Cast
Manu Anand
Director
Arya
Gautham Surya Pratap 'Businessman'
Gautham Ram Karthik
Amaran Chakaravarthi 'Lone Wolf'
Manju Warrier
Indra Varma
R. Sarathkumar
Parameshwar Surya Pratap 'Mr. X' / Rana
Anagha
Keerthana
Athulya Ravi
Vedha Narayanan
Raiza Wilson
Nirmala / Kamini
Jayaprakash
Vamanamoorthy
Kaali Venkat
Ponnuchchami
Tara Amala Joseph
Sheeba
Aarti Desai
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