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A First World War veteran reaches a backwater village in Kuttanand, India as a Postman. He delivers money orders and letters to the family of soldiers, becoming a symbol of happiness. But everything turns upside down, as the Second World War begins.
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A First World War veteran reaches a backwater village in Kuttanand, India as a Postman. He delivers money orders and letters to the family of soldiers, becoming a symbol of happiness. But everything turns upside down, as the Second World War begins.
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Genre:History, Drama
Written By:Jayaraj
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Runtime:121 minutes
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Cast
Jayaraj
Director
Renji Panicker
The Postman
Asha Sarath
Gouri Kunjamma
Sabita Jayaraj
Anthony's wife
Keshav Jayaraj
Kunjan
Molly Kannamaly
Kochunanga
Vavachan
Kunchu's father
Vaishnavi Venugopal
Ramani
Jojo Cyriac George
Military officer
Bilas Chandrahasan Nair
Anthony
Kumarakom Vasudevan
Varkey Pulayan
Shiny Sarah
Paily's wife
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