Gajen
Nov 24 2022
•2h 45m
•Action, Drama, Romance
Gautham, a junior doctor, is carefree and leads a life without ambition. He gets entangled in a medical conspiracy that changes his course of life. The plot thickens as the two women in his life, Yazhini and Aashika, falls victim in his fight against injustice against nemesis Vikram Samrat, head of a top pharmaceutical company.
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Denes Kumar
Jasmine Michael
Abhirami Venkatachalam
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