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Ajagajantharam 

Aranjali is all set to celebrate the annual temple festival. Some unforeseen chain of events involving an elephant, a few young men, a notorious criminal, a drama troop and some trouble-loving villagers brings complete mayhem to the place
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Aranjali is all set to celebrate the annual temple festival. Some unforeseen chain of events involving an elephant, a few young men, a notorious criminal, a drama troop and some trouble-loving villagers brings complete mayhem to the place

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Genre:Action
Directed By:Tinu Pappachan
Written By:Vineeth Vishwam, Kichu Tellus
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Runtime:122 minutes
Studio:Silver Bay Studios

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