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Shirley and Roy in the middle of an impending Covid lock-down and a personal financial crisis, leave their Mumbai home for Shirley's home in Pala where her father Ittyavira stays. Roy soon finds that her home is not what he thought it is.
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Shirley and Roy in the middle of an impending Covid lock-down and a personal financial crisis, leave their Mumbai home for Shirley's home in Pala where her father Ittyavira stays. Roy soon finds that her home is not what he thought it is.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Sanu John Varghese, Rajesh Ravi, Arun Janardanan
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Runtime:126 minutes
Studio:OPM Dream Mill Cinemas, Moonshot Entertainments
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