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Madhumitha is convinced that she and her colleague Ashwin were lovers in their past lives and have been brought together by fate. Is there any truth to this or is she merely hallucinating?
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Madhumitha is convinced that she and her colleague Ashwin were lovers in their past lives and have been brought together by fate. Is there any truth to this or is she merely hallucinating?

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Genre:Comedy, Mystery, Romance, Thriller
Directed By:K. V. Anand
Written By:K. V. Anand, A.N. Balakrishnan, D Suresh
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Box Office:$8,200,000
Runtime:154 minutes
Studio:AGS Entertainment

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