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On 1st April 1996, the Kerala government had taken an initiative to prohibit arrack shops, which had led many alcoholics in awful situations. What follows, is how they prevailed over this change.
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On 1st April 1996, the Kerala government had taken an initiative to prohibit arrack shops, which had led many alcoholics in awful situations. What follows, is how they prevailed over this change.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Maju
Written By:Shajeer Jaleel, Anwar Ali
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Runtime:130 minutes
Studio:Abba Creations

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