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Churul 

When a retired police officer is murdered, the case takes an unexpected turn when Sathyan, a distressed man with a history of mental health issues, confesses. As the investigation unfolds, it exposes many painful realities from Sathyan's life as a Dalit, revealing the deep-rooted caste discrimination and societal prejudice. The story explores the complexities of his life and the injustice he faced.
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When a retired police officer is murdered, the case takes an unexpected turn when Sathyan, a distressed man with a history of mental health issues, confesses. As the investigation unfolds, it exposes many painful realities from Sathyan's life as a Dalit, revealing the deep-rooted caste discrimination and societal prejudice. The story explores the complexities of his life and the injustice he faced.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Arun J Mohan
Written By:Arun J Mohan
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Studio:Kerala State Film Development Corporation (KSFDC)

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