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Operation Mayfair 

A serial killer strikes back in London after laying low for three years. Amar, the investigating detective has since resigned from the job but is brought back to crack the case. Amar decides to return and resolve the case once and for all.
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A serial killer strikes back in London after laying low for three years. Amar, the investigating detective has since resigned from the job but is brought back to crack the case. Amar decides to return and resolve the case once and for all.

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Genre:Crime, Thriller
Directed By:Sudipto Sarkar
Written By:Sudipto Sarkar, Prabhav Praful Katdare
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Runtime:116 minutes
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