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A honest cop tries to track down the brain behind a series of robberies and murders, but things turn personal when his family become pawns in the criminal's game.
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A honest cop tries to track down the brain behind a series of robberies and murders, but things turn personal when his family become pawns in the criminal's game.
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Genre:Action, Crime, Thriller
Written By:H. Vinoth
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Box Office:$20,900,000
Runtime:179 minutes
Studio:Bayview Projects, Zee Studios
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