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A care-free youngster sets out to become a cop and comes back to his village to control a riot. He realises that he has to take on people, who are close to him, to manage the situation.
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A care-free youngster sets out to become a cop and comes back to his village to control a riot. He realises that he has to take on people, who are close to him, to manage the situation.
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Genre:Drama, Action
Written By:Dhana
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Runtime:130 minutes
Studio:Dream Temple Productions, Evoke
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