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Singham 123 

Singham 123 is a spoof action comedy starring Sampoornesh Babu playing the role of a "Sensational", "Seductive", "Supercop". Set in the backdrop of a village called Singarayakonda which is ruled by a self proclaimed king and mafia-lord, Lingham. He fancies himself as the destructive force and an archenemy of Law and Order. After several failed attempts by Indian Police throughout the decade, Singham123 is assigned the mission impossible: to arrest Lingham. Will Singham 123 be successful in completing the mission?
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Singham 123 is a spoof action comedy starring Sampoornesh Babu playing the role of a "Sensational", "Seductive", "Supercop". Set in the backdrop of a village called Singarayakonda which is ruled by a self proclaimed king and mafia-lord, Lingham. He fancies himself as the destructive force and an archenemy of Law and Order. After several failed attempts by Indian Police throughout the decade, Singham123 is assigned the mission impossible: to arrest Lingham. Will Singham 123 be successful in completing the mission?

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Genre:Comedy, Action
Directed By:Akshat Ajay Sharma
Written By:Diamond Ratnam
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:24 Frames Factory

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