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Arjun Singh is a dedicated police officer whose efforts to fight corruption and terrorism are all in vain when he keeps on running into obstacles created by his superiors and powerful politicians.
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Arjun Singh is a dedicated police officer whose efforts to fight corruption and terrorism are all in vain when he keeps on running into obstacles created by his superiors and powerful politicians.
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Genre:Action, Drama, Thriller
Written By:N. Maharajan
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Box Office:$30,000
Runtime:125 minutes
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