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Madhuri Talkies

★ 10.0 (1 votes) | 2020 | 0h 27m
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Overview

Madhuri Talkies is a Bhojpuri neo-noir set in the heartlands of Varanasi and Mughalsarai, where crimes against women and political tyranny rule the roost. One man sets forth on a deeply personal mission to avenge the love of his life and goes on a bloody rampage that puts the most powerful people of the city, from scheming politicians to police officers and the media, on high alert.

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  • Status Returning Series
  • First Air Date January 12, 2020
  • Last Air Date January 12, 2020
  • Seasons 1
  • Episodes 10
  • Networks MX Player

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10 episodes • 2020

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माधुरी टाॅकीज | Madhuri Talkies | Official Trailer | Rated 18+ |  MX Original Series | Thriller
माधुरी टाॅकीज | Madhuri Talkies | Official Trailer | Rated 18+ | MX Original Series | Thriller

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