Anbe Sivam
Anbarasu, young and arrogant, and Nallasivam, damaged - physically but not spiritually - by life, are thrown together by circumstances, and find that they are in some ways bound together by fate.
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Anbarasu, young and arrogant, and Nallasivam, damaged - physically but not spiritually - by life, are thrown together by circumstances, and find that they are in some ways bound together by fate.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Kamal Haasan
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Runtime:160 minutes
Studio:Lakshmi Movie Makers
Cast
Sundar C
Director
Kamal Haasan
Nalla Sivam
R. Madhavan
Anbarasu
Nassar
Kandasamy Padayachi
Kiran Rathod
Bala
Santhana Bharathi
Kandasamy Padayachi's Assistant
Seema
Balasaraswathi's Mother
Yugi Sethu
Uthaman
R.S. Shivaji
Railway Station master
Vichu Vishwanath
Padayatchi's assistant
Balu Anand
Train Ticket checker for the Coromandel Express[
Ilavarasu
Police Inspector
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