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Neenu leads a selfless life helping others in need without expecting anything in return. In the meantime, the police and an underworld don are on the lookout for him over a multi-crore property.
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Neenu leads a selfless life helping others in need without expecting anything in return. In the meantime, the police and an underworld don are on the lookout for him over a multi-crore property.
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Genre:Thriller
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Box Office:$6,200,000
Runtime:136 minutes
Studio:Upendra Productions
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