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Aaram Thamburan
Jagannadhan moves to Kanimangalam and wins over the locals, but falls into trouble with Appan Thamburan, a feudal lord. It starts after he organises a festival that has been banned by Appan himself.
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Jagannadhan moves to Kanimangalam and wins over the locals, but falls into trouble with Appan Thamburan, a feudal lord. It starts after he organises a festival that has been banned by Appan himself.
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Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:Ranjith
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Runtime:167 minutes
Studio:Swargachitra
Cast
Shaji Kailas
Director
Mohanlal
Kanimangalam Jagannathan Thampuran (Aaraam Thampuran)
Manju Warrier
Unnimaya
Narendra Prasad
Kulappully Appan Thampuran
Priya Raman
Nayan Thara
Oduvil Unnikrishnan
Krishna Varma Thampuran
Srividya
Subhadra Thamburatti
Augustine
Thangalangadi Bappu
Maniyanpilla Raju
Soman Pillai
Saikumar
Nandakumar
Kunchan
Nambeesan
Sankaradi
Ezhuthachan
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