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After conquering Mumbai’s underworld, Ojas Gambheera is drawn back to Tokyo, where unfinished wars with the Yakuza await. In a city of blades and betrayals, OG faces enemies deadlier than ever before. What begins as vengeance now erupts into a fight for survival, power, and his eternal legacy.
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After conquering Mumbai’s underworld, Ojas Gambheera is drawn back to Tokyo, where unfinished wars with the Yakuza await. In a city of blades and betrayals, OG faces enemies deadlier than ever before. What begins as vengeance now erupts into a fight for survival, power, and his eternal legacy.
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Genre:Thriller, Action
Written By:Sujeeth
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Studio:Pawan Kalyan Creative Works
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