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Vettaiyan (2024)
A sought-after Supercop gets caught in a series of unexpected events when he encounters a suspect who is accused of being involved in a murder case.
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A sought-after Supercop gets caught in a series of unexpected events when he encounters a suspect who is accused of being involved in a murder case.
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Genre:Action, Crime, Drama
Written By:Kiruthika B
In Theaters:10/10/2024
Box Office:$30,745,762
Runtime:161 minutes
Studio:Lyca Productions
Cast
T. J. Gnanavel
Director
Rajinikanth
SP V. Athiyan IPS
Amitabh Bachchan
Justice Dr. Sathyadev Bramhadutt Pandey
Fahadh Faasil
Cyber Patrick 'Battery'
Rana Daggubati
Natraj 'Nat' Shanmugam
Manju Warrier
Thara
Ritika Singh
Roopa Kiran
Kishore
SP Harish Kumar
Dushara Vijayan
Saranya
Asal Kolaar
Guna
Ananth Nag
ASP Ram
Abhirami
Swetha
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