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A police officer gets imprisoned as he is falsely accused of getting a bribe and dies of an heart attack. However, his son learns that his father was framed and he decides to avenge his death.
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A police officer gets imprisoned as he is falsely accused of getting a bribe and dies of an heart attack. However, his son learns that his father was framed and he decides to avenge his death.
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Genre:Action
Written By:L. Dhanraj
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