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Doctor Aparna is the Managing Director of a hospital, whose divorce with her husband is in progress. However, when she is found dead, a police officer sets out to find the culprit
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Doctor Aparna is the Managing Director of a hospital, whose divorce with her husband is in progress. However, when she is found dead, a police officer sets out to find the culprit
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Genre:Comedy, Crime, Thriller
Written By:Dennis Joseph
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Runtime:144 minutes
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Cast
G. M. Manu
Director
Indrajith Sukumaran
Adv. Anand
Mukesh
Thriprayar Madhavan
Sreenivasan
SP S.K. Jacob George IPS
Salim Kumar
Ismail
Saikumar
Dr. Venugopal
Jyothirmayi
Dr. Mallika Anand
Lakshmi Sharma
Dr. Aparna Menon
Mithun Murali
Arun Menon
Jagathy Sreekumar
Thankappan Pillai
Nedumudi Venu
Captain Nair
Niyaz Musaliyar
SI K.V. Balachadran
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