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Aalorukkam 

Pappu Pisharadi, an ageing man, is constant hunt for his son, who left him 16 years back, which is when he is brought to a hospital where he meets Dr. Seetha Priyan, who promise to help him find his son.
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Pappu Pisharadi, an ageing man, is constant hunt for his son, who left him 16 years back, which is when he is brought to a hospital where he meets Dr. Seetha Priyan, who promise to help him find his son.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:V C Abhilash
Written By:V C Abhilash
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Runtime:121 minutes
Studio:Jollywood Movies

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