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Adv. Lakshmanan - Ladies Only
Lakshmanan, a lawyer, believes in feminism and represents a lot of women in divorce cases. However, he realises that separating couples is sinful after his wife reveals her reason for marrying him.
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Lakshmanan, a lawyer, believes in feminism and represents a lot of women in divorce cases. However, he realises that separating couples is sinful after his wife reveals her reason for marrying him.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:K.S. Padmakumar
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