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Sar Utha Ke Jiyo
Three mafia brothers control the city. During a raid on one of their nightclubs, Inspector Vijay finds a notebook with records of illegal operations. But the mafia is no laughing matter. The overly zealous cop is framed and thrown in jail. Now Vijay has only one way out—escape, with the sole purpose of getting revenge.
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Three mafia brothers control the city. During a raid on one of their nightclubs, Inspector Vijay finds a notebook with records of illegal operations. But the mafia is no laughing matter. The overly zealous cop is framed and thrown in jail. Now Vijay has only one way out—escape, with the sole purpose of getting revenge.
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