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Prakashan wishes to be a filmmaker. He leaves his wife and kid behind in the village and goes to Kochi to meet his friend Kichu, who, he believes, has earned a name for himself in the industry.
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Prakashan wishes to be a filmmaker. He leaves his wife and kid behind in the village and goes to Kochi to meet his friend Kichu, who, he believes, has earned a name for himself in the industry.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Praveen Narayanan
Written By:Praveen Narayanan
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Box Office:$215,000
Runtime:146 minutes
Studio:DQ Films

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