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ACP Bala lands up in the midst of a murder mystery that has a lot more than what meets the eye. With many characters and twists, he's got himself a case that keeps getting intriguing with every reveal.
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ACP Bala lands up in the midst of a murder mystery that has a lot more than what meets the eye. With many characters and twists, he's got himself a case that keeps getting intriguing with every reveal.
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Genre:Crime, Thriller
Written By:Balu Chandrashekar
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Runtime:102 minutes
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