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Cook Babu quarrels with his beloved master and his wife and decides to leave them both. He meets Ann, a fashion designer who shares her home with three other women, and they employ him instead.
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Cook Babu quarrels with his beloved master and his wife and decides to leave them both. He meets Ann, a fashion designer who shares her home with three other women, and they employ him instead.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Baburaj, Baburaj
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Runtime:142 minutes
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