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Aarif's father was killed in a police encounter because of a Mistaken identity, and his friend tries to motivate him to kill that police officer, but now it's up to Aarif what decision he takes
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Aarif's father was killed in a police encounter because of a Mistaken identity, and his friend tries to motivate him to kill that police officer, but now it's up to Aarif what decision he takes
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Genre:Crime, Thriller, Drama
Written By:Naimish Gandhi, Vinay Arora
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Naimish Gandhi films, Wild Unicorn Movies
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