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After a murder is committed, Shinaya Grover (Manjari Fadnis) gets arrested by the police on the basis of being the primary suspect, but as Inspector Lokhande (Arbaaz khan) carries forward the investigation of the case multiple suspects and possibilities emerge.
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After a murder is committed, Shinaya Grover (Manjari Fadnis) gets arrested by the police on the basis of being the primary suspect, but as Inspector Lokhande (Arbaaz khan) carries forward the investigation of the case multiple suspects and possibilities emerge.
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Genre:Mystery, Thriller
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:UV Films
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