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Paappan
Abraham Mathew Mathan aka Paappan, a voluntarily retired S.P. from the Crime Branch who is unwillingly reinstated to the force for investigating a long-standing murder case.
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Abraham Mathew Mathan aka Paappan, a voluntarily retired S.P. from the Crime Branch who is unwillingly reinstated to the force for investigating a long-standing murder case.
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Genre:Drama, Action
Written By:R.J. Shaan
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Runtime:162 minutes
Studio:David Kachappilly Productions, Iffaar Media
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