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The Case Diary
CI Christy Sam goes to Tamil Nadu as part of capturing some interstate criminals, and at the end of that mission, he happens to find out the fact that his long-lost twin brother, Aju from the orphanage, had died under suspicious circumstances. Christy starts investigation to find out his brother's killer.
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CI Christy Sam goes to Tamil Nadu as part of capturing some interstate criminals, and at the end of that mission, he happens to find out the fact that his long-lost twin brother, Aju from the orphanage, had died under suspicious circumstances. Christy starts investigation to find out his brother's killer.
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Genre:Crime, Thriller
Written By:A K Santhosh
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Runtime:137 minutes
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