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Ramachandra Boss & Co
Based on specific inputs from an associate in Kerala, a man named Ramachandra Boss handpicks a group of individuals and transports them to the UAE for the mission: stealing a highly valuable painting from the possession of the infamous millionaire Amar.
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Based on specific inputs from an associate in Kerala, a man named Ramachandra Boss handpicks a group of individuals and transports them to the UAE for the mission: stealing a highly valuable painting from the possession of the infamous millionaire Amar.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Haneef Adeni
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Runtime:147 minutes
Studio:Magic Frames, Pauly Jr. Pictures
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