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Madaari
2016
· Movie
· 134 min
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74/100
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A common man, shattered by a personal tragedy linked to systemic corruption, takes an extreme step. He kidnaps the home minister's young son not for ransom, but to expose the flaws in the nation's governance. His act triggers a massive manhunt led by a seasoned police officer. The kidnapper's goal is to force a public conversation about accountability and justice, turning the entire country into his audience.
Details
- Director
- Nishikant Kamat
- Writers
- Ritesh Shah, Shailja Kejriwal
- Released
- 10 June 2016
- Country
- India
- Language
- Hindi
- Runtime
- 134 min
- Box office
- $4.2M
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