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A middle-aged, narcissistic, angry, rich man is abusive to the young girl he has married, who is half his age, but then the tables turn when he is incapacitated by an accident.
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A middle-aged, narcissistic, angry, rich man is abusive to the young girl he has married, who is half his age, but then the tables turn when he is incapacitated by an accident.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Vinoy Thomas, Sidharth Bharathan
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Runtime:147 minutes
Studio:yellow bird production
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