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Appuchi Gramam
A meteorite is bound towards Tamil Nadu and the experts predict it will cause destruction on a large scale. Meanwhile, the people of Appuchi Gramam, where the meteorite is expected to hit, try to come to terms with the fact in their own way.
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A meteorite is bound towards Tamil Nadu and the experts predict it will cause destruction on a large scale. Meanwhile, the people of Appuchi Gramam, where the meteorite is expected to hit, try to come to terms with the fact in their own way.
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Genre:Drama, Science Fiction
Written By:Vi Anand, Vi Anand, S. Jinesh
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Runtime:118 minutes
Studio:Eye Catch Multimedia
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