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Deva, his elder brother Abhishek, and daughter-in-law came to Kolkata from the village in search of work. When Abhishek goes out to look for work, Deva and his sister in law conspires against Abhishek. Abhishek comes to know about it. Then he kills both of them.
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Deva, his elder brother Abhishek, and daughter-in-law came to Kolkata from the village in search of work. When Abhishek goes out to look for work, Deva and his sister in law conspires against Abhishek. Abhishek comes to know about it. Then he kills both of them.
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Arka Media Works, Anuvab Digital World
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