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Aku, Paatti & Murukku 

Janiki, or Nicky, is a modern, trendy social media influencer. She was raised by her grandmother, Paatti, after both her parents died in a car accident. Paatti strictly adheres to tradition, etiquette and Indian customs. This difference creates conflict and comedy between a grandmother and her granddaughter because Nicky is absorbed in the lifestyle of a "social media influencer" busy "collecting" followers. One day Janiki discovers that her post featuring her grandmother cooking traditional Indian cuisine successfully captures the audience's interest. A conflict arises between granddaughter and grandmother, and the celebration of Deepavali resolves the conflict between them.
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Janiki, or Nicky, is a modern, trendy social media influencer. She was raised by her grandmother, Paatti, after both her parents died in a car accident. Paatti strictly adheres to tradition, etiquette and Indian customs. This difference creates conflict and comedy between a grandmother and her granddaughter because Nicky is absorbed in the lifestyle of a "social media influencer" busy "collecting" followers. One day Janiki discovers that her post featuring her grandmother cooking traditional Indian cuisine successfully captures the audience's interest. A conflict arises between granddaughter and grandmother, and the celebration of Deepavali resolves the conflict between them.

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Studio:Aquila Emas Sdn Bhd

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