Operation Alamelamma
Jul 21 2017
•2h 18m
•Thriller, Comedy, Drama
Purmy's life turns upside down when gets framed for kidnapping John, the schoolgoing son of a businessman, after he picks up an abandoned luggage, lying on the street. With the ongoing investigation, a number of twists and turns make the police suspect everyone, including their own kin.
Cast
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Rishi
Purmy
Shraddha Srinath
Ananya
Rajesh Nataranga
Inspector Ashok Kumar
Aruna Balaraj
Ananya's Mother
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