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Sumathi, a village girl, falls in love with a tailor. But problems start brewing in their lives when her father does not approve of their relationship.
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Sumathi, a village girl, falls in love with a tailor. But problems start brewing in their lives when her father does not approve of their relationship.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Praveen S.
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Runtime:142 minutes
Studio:Magic Frames
Cast
Santhosh Viswanath
Director
Sreenivasan
N.P. Ambujakshan
Kunchacko Boban
Thayyalkaran/ UK Karan/ Gulf Karan
Rima Kallingal
Sumathi
Joy Mathew
Father of Sumathi
Jacob Gregory
Koottukaran
Shebin Benson
Young Thayyalkaran
Idavela Babu
Koottukaran 2
Srindaa
Koottukari
Mamukkoya
Broker
Innocent
Mapranam Karayogam President T. P. V. Kurup
Saiju Kurup
Commissioner K. P. Benny
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