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Ayaal Sassi 

Sassi, a pompous man, uses unfair means to create a name for himself in the society. When he finds out that he is terminally ill, he gets a special coffin made for him to be buried in style.
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Sassi, a pompous man, uses unfair means to create a name for himself in the society. When he finds out that he is terminally ill, he gets a special coffin made for him to be buried in style.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Sajin Baabu
Written By:Sajin Baabu
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Box Office:$20,000
Runtime:127 minutes
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