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3 Char Sau Bees 

Selvan (Govindankutty), Rahul and Zulfi are three engineering students who lead a double life and are involved in robbing ATMs when not in college. They trick a millionaire (Salim Kumar) into installing webcams in his house under the premise of surveillance. However they use the webcams themselves to monitor the house to plan for a robbery. When they finally reach the house to rob money, they are met with an unpleasant surprise.
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Selvan (Govindankutty), Rahul and Zulfi are three engineering students who lead a double life and are involved in robbing ATMs when not in college. They trick a millionaire (Salim Kumar) into installing webcams in his house under the premise of surveillance. However they use the webcams themselves to monitor the house to plan for a robbery. When they finally reach the house to rob money, they are met with an unpleasant surprise.

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Genre:Crime, Comedy
Directed By:Govindan Kutty
Written By:Govindan Kutty
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Runtime:166 minutes
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