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100 Days of Love
Despite their strained history as children, a columnist falls in love with his schoolmate when they meet after years. Just as he decides to win her heart, he learns that she is engaged to another man.
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Despite their strained history as children, a columnist falls in love with his schoolmate when they meet after years. Just as he decides to win her heart, he learns that she is engaged to another man.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Jenuse Mohamed
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Runtime:153 minutes
Studio:Singapore Coliseum
Cast
Jenuse Mohamed
Director
Dulquer Salmaan
Balan K Nair/ Rocky K Nair
Nithya Menen
Sheela
Rahul Madhav
Rahul
Sekhar Menon
Ummar
Vineeth Radhakrishnan
S. P. Pillai
Nebish Benson
Young Balan K Nair
Aju Varghese
Romanch Ramakrishnan
Praveena
Sheela's mother
V. K. Prakash
Chief Editor
Abhirami Suresh
Pia George
Jacob Gregory
Bahadur (Njaramban)
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