Knock Out 2010 Camrip mpg

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Knock Out 2010 Camrip mpg
  • Release date: 15 Oct 2010
  • Release year: 2010
  • Runtime: 117 minutes
  • Country: India
  • Keywords: telephone terror, behavior dictated by hidden person with weapon, bottle movie, hostage, sniper, phone booth, media, die hard scenario, money transfer, shot in the arm
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Hidden with a mysterious agenda, a sniper holds a businessman hostage in a closed phone booth, where he is ordered to obey the sniper or he will be killed.
While making a call from a phone booth in Worli, Mumbai, businessman Bachubhai alias Tony Khosla, who lives with his wife Lakshmi, and their young daughter, is interrupted by a male. He manages to shove him out, but is interrupted again by another male, and when he shoves him out, this male pulls out a gun but is shot dead by a third unknown male. This third male phones Tony and tells him that he was the one that saved his life, and Tony cannot hang up the phone--if he does, he will be shot dead. With crowds, police, and the media descending on the scene, a hapless Tony will be held hostage; his personal life, including his affair with another woman, will be exposed; while the unrelenting sniper takes his time to clarify why he has decided to hold Tony in this situation.

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