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When an entire village is terrorised by the news of a tiger on the loose, they turn to Peeli and his jolly gang of friends for help. but has he got it in him to stop the dreaded predator from wreaking more havoc?
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When an entire village is terrorised by the news of a tiger on the loose, they turn to Peeli and his jolly gang of friends for help. but has he got it in him to stop the dreaded predator from wreaking more havoc?
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Genre:Comedy, Thriller
Written By:Nishad K.Koya
In Theaters:
Box Office:$786,800
Runtime:140 minutes
Studio:Angel Maria Cinemas
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