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Businessman Bhaskaran Pillai builds a large commercial empire until his wife dies. Under pressure from his son, Bhaskaran goes on a trip where he meets Hima, a small-business owner.
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Businessman Bhaskaran Pillai builds a large commercial empire until his wife dies. Under pressure from his son, Bhaskaran goes on a trip where he meets Hima, a small-business owner.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Family
Written By:Siddique
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Runtime:154 minutes
Studio:Anto Joseph Film Company
Cast
Siddique
Director
Mammootty
Bhaskaran Pillai
Nayanthara
Hima
Anikha Surendran
Shivani
Sanoop Santhosh
Aadi Bhaskarapillai
Janardhanan
Sankara Narayanan Pillai
Isha Talwar
Rani Kabir
Harisree Ashokan
Stanstilavos
Kalabhavan Shajohn
Abdhu Razak
J. D. Chakravarthi
Sanjay Sharma
Saju Navodaya
Vikraman
Jennifer Antony
Jennifer
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