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ACP Antony Moses is on the verge of uncovering his friend’s murderer when an accident leaves him with partial memory loss. Reassigned to the same case, he must retrace his own forgotten steps to uncover a truth more shocking than he imagined.
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ACP Antony Moses is on the verge of uncovering his friend’s murderer when an accident leaves him with partial memory loss. Reassigned to the same case, he must retrace his own forgotten steps to uncover a truth more shocking than he imagined.
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Genre:Crime, Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Sanjay, Bobby
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Runtime:145 minutes
Studio:Nisad Haneefa Productions
Cast
Rosshan Andrrews
Director
Prithviraj Sukumaran
ACP Antony Moses
Jayasurya
ACP Aaryan John Jacob
Rahman
CP Farhan Aman
Aparna Nair
ASP Rakhee Menon
Hima Davis
Rebecca
Deepa Rahul Ishwar
Annie Farhan
Kunchan
ASI Sudhakaran Nair
Rohit Vijayan
CI Vishnu
Chali Pala
DYSP Karunakaran Menon
Captain Raju
IG Gopinathan Nair
Mukundan Menon
Captain Sreenivasa Kartha
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