Vaanchinathan
Jan 14 2001
•Action, Drama
Vaanchinathan, a straightforward policeman, is not allergic to exploiting the loopholes in the law to eliminate the criminals who have thus far not been punished by the judiciary.
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Vijayakanth
Sakshi Shivananda
Ramya Krishnan
Prakash Raj
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