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Two young adults with families on opposite ends of the political spectrum fall in love in a Kerala city torn by violence.
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Two young adults with families on opposite ends of the political spectrum fall in love in a Kerala city torn by violence.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:B. Ajithkumar
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Box Office:$126,500
Runtime:152 minutes
Studio:Delta Studio, Collective Phase One
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