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Gowtham finds himself in need to overcome an increasingly dire predicament after accidentally killing a motorcyclist, hiding the body in his car trunk and feigns drunk driving to avoid suspicion at a police checkpoint.
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Gowtham finds himself in need to overcome an increasingly dire predicament after accidentally killing a motorcyclist, hiding the body in his car trunk and feigns drunk driving to avoid suspicion at a police checkpoint.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Chachi
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Runtime:124 minutes
Studio:Shanmugam Creations, Seeds Entertainment, Krish International Film Creations
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