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Prabhu, a toy shop owner, falls in love with Meena and gets married to her. Meena's friend sets out to prove that Prabhu revels in debauchery and is not the man he pretends to be.
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Prabhu, a toy shop owner, falls in love with Meena and gets married to her. Meena's friend sets out to prove that Prabhu revels in debauchery and is not the man he pretends to be.
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Genre:Action, Comedy, Drama
Written By:Pandiarajan
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Runtime:125 minutes
Studio:K. R. P. Production
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