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In this comedy of errors, one of each of 2 pairs of twins is stolen by a childless nurse from their mother, years apart. The 1st twin is, in turn, stolen by the nurse's thieving husband & grows up to be a thief, Jagadeendran, while his twin grows up in his real family to be Balakrishnan, a cop. From the 2nd pair, the twin who grows up with the nurse becomes an actor, Jagadheesh Chandran & his twin, with his real mother, grows up to become a cop, Unnikrishnan.
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In this comedy of errors, one of each of 2 pairs of twins is stolen by a childless nurse from their mother, years apart. The 1st twin is, in turn, stolen by the nurse's thieving husband & grows up to be a thief, Jagadeendran, while his twin grows up in his real family to be Balakrishnan, a cop. From the 2nd pair, the twin who grows up with the nurse becomes an actor, Jagadheesh Chandran & his twin, with his real mother, grows up to become a cop, Unnikrishnan.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Titus Maju, Titus Maju
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Runtime:143 minutes
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Cast
Nissar
Director
Jagadish
SI Unnikrishnan/ Jagadish Chandran
Jagathy Sreekumar
CI Balakrishnan/ Jagatheendran
Innocent
SP Neelakandan
Rajan P Dev
Minister Vishwanathan
Kaviyoor Renuka
Devakiyamma
Charmila
Geetha
Kalabhavan Mani
Malleswaran
Harisree Ashokan
Chempakaraman
Mala Aravindan
Bhaskaran
Indrans
Moosa
T. P. Madhavan
Amar Baba Settu
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