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Nayak The Real Hero
Joy aspires to be a police inspector like his father, an honest police constable. As his father meets the local anti-social thug, the situation shifts and conflicts arise.
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Joy aspires to be a police inspector like his father, an honest police constable. As his father meets the local anti-social thug, the situation shifts and conflicts arise.
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