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Chuzhalikkattu 

The film revolves around a young man who becomes an accidental witness to a crime. The narrative delves into his internal conflict as he struggles between his conscience and the fear of the repercussions of coming forward. It portrays the "whirlwind" (which is the literal meaning of Chuzhalikkaattu) of emotional and social turmoil that follows when truth is suppressed or manipulated.
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The film revolves around a young man who becomes an accidental witness to a crime. The narrative delves into his internal conflict as he struggles between his conscience and the fear of the repercussions of coming forward. It portrays the "whirlwind" (which is the literal meaning of Chuzhalikkaattu) of emotional and social turmoil that follows when truth is suppressed or manipulated.

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Runtime:108 minutes
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Gireesh Kunnummal

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Anjana Menon

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