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An unforeseen accident at a construction site puts the lives of a speech and hearing impaired youngster and his father in trouble. Can he get out of this conflict, despite his disabilities?
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An unforeseen accident at a construction site puts the lives of a speech and hearing impaired youngster and his father in trouble. Can he get out of this conflict, despite his disabilities?
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Genre:Drama, Thriller, Action
Written By:Harish Prabhu
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Runtime:122 minutes
Studio:Lyca Productions
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