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Murder Mubarak
2024
· Movie
· 142 min
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61/100
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A high-profile murder at an exclusive elite club sends shockwaves through its privileged members. An eccentric investigator is brought in to untangle the case, finding a nest of secrets, lies, and scandals beneath the polished surface of high society. Every member becomes a suspect with a motive, and the investigator must navigate a web of deception where the wealthy and powerful will do anything to protect their reputations.
Details
- Director
- Homi Adajania
- Writers
- Gazal Dhaliwal, Suprotim Sengupta
- Studio
- Maddock Films
- Released
- 15 March 2024
- Country
- India
- Language
- Hindi
- Runtime
- 142 min
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