'American Fiction' Speaks Truth
American Fiction is a genuinely entertaining film with a few lessons.
Truck Driver
Jeeto's husbands is murdered by Bukkan and his men in retaliation for his testimony in court. She senses a great storm coming to save the cowards in the village that do not speak against tyranny. Meanwhile, Jagga arrives in town as a new truck driver for Bukkan's company. He will take action, not words, against the evil he finds.
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Jeeto's husbands is murdered by Bukkan and his men in retaliation for his testimony in court. She senses a great storm coming to save the cowards in the village that do not speak against tyranny. Meanwhile, Jagga arrives in town as a new truck driver for Bukkan's company. He will take action, not words, against the evil he finds.
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Genre:Action, Romance
Written By:Ravinder Ravi
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Runtime:154 minutes
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