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Creepy happenings in an abandoned mansion are attributed to the ghost of an ancient courtesan, back for revenge.
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Creepy happenings in an abandoned mansion are attributed to the ghost of an ancient courtesan, back for revenge.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror, Drama
Written By:P. Vasu
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Runtime:164 minutes
Studio:Sivaji Productions
Cast
P. Vasu
Director
Jyothika
Ganga / Chandramukhi
Rajinikanth
Dr. Saravanan / Vettaiyan Raja
Prabhu
Senthilnathan
Nassar
Kandaswamy
Vadivelu
Murugesan
Avinash
Ramachandra Acharya
Nayanthara
Durga
Vineeth Radhakrishnan
Viswanathan / Gunashekaran
Vijayakumar
Durga's Grandfather
Sheela
Akilandeswari
K R Vijaya
Senthilnathan's Mother
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