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The Suspect List 

The Suspect List is a riveting corporate thriller delving deep into the clandestine world of a prestigious company. The narrative unfolds as the CEO, Vineeth takes charge to unravel the mystery behind alleged misconduct implicating seven senior officials from different departments. As the plot thickens, Vineeth emerges as an unwavering force determined to expose the culprit and decipher their motivations. Through a relentless pursuit of truth, he leads an investigation that peels back the layers of corporate dynamics, revealing a web of relationships, power plays, and hidden agendas.
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The Suspect List is a riveting corporate thriller delving deep into the clandestine world of a prestigious company. The narrative unfolds as the CEO, Vineeth takes charge to unravel the mystery behind alleged misconduct implicating seven senior officials from different departments. As the plot thickens, Vineeth emerges as an unwavering force determined to expose the culprit and decipher their motivations. Through a relentless pursuit of truth, he leads an investigation that peels back the layers of corporate dynamics, revealing a web of relationships, power plays, and hidden agendas.

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Genre:Thriller
Directed By:Irfan Kamal
Written By:Irfan Kamal
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Runtime:107 minutes
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