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The Hitlist
Vikram is a cop and after the death of his wife, he leads a single solitary life with seriousness all along. He is assigned to investigate into serial killings of police officer's. The killer is roaming free as there is no strong evidence. There is a reason behind these murders, the findings will narrow down to a character, which is a surprising twist to the rest of the story. The Hit List is an Indian Malayalam action film written, directed and produced by Bala. The film, simultaneously made in Kannada too. The film marks the directorial debut of actor-producer Bala. Aiswarya Devan pairs with Bala in the Malayalam version.
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Vikram is a cop and after the death of his wife, he leads a single solitary life with seriousness all along. He is assigned to investigate into serial killings of police officer's. The killer is roaming free as there is no strong evidence. There is a reason behind these murders, the findings will narrow down to a character, which is a surprising twist to the rest of the story. The Hit List is an Indian Malayalam action film written, directed and produced by Bala. The film, simultaneously made in Kannada too. The film marks the directorial debut of actor-producer Bala. Aiswarya Devan pairs with Bala in the Malayalam version.
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