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After getting arrested, a con man discovers his comatose father's company - built by his late mother - is about to collapse. Now he must use his skills to protect her legacy and save the business.
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After getting arrested, a con man discovers his comatose father's company - built by his late mother - is about to collapse. Now he must use his skills to protect her legacy and save the business.
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Genre:Action, Comedy
Written By:Dinakar Thoogudeepa, Raghu Niduvalli
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Runtime:148 minutes
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