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The father of twin brothers wants to get them married to only twin sisters. But one of the brothers falls in love with a woman does not have a twin sister.
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The father of twin brothers wants to get them married to only twin sisters. But one of the brothers falls in love with a woman does not have a twin sister.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance, Music
Written By:Shankar
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Runtime:175 minutes
Studio:Amritraj Solomon Communications
Cast
Shankar
Director
Prashanth
Vishwanathan / Ramamoorthy
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan
Madhumitha / Vaishnavi
Nassar
Nachiappan / Pechiappan Rajamani
Lakshmi
Krishnaveny
Raju Sundaram
Madhesh
Radhika Sarathkumar
Sundaramba
Senthil
Juno
S.Ve. Sekar
Madhumitha's Father
Janaki Sabesh
Madhumitha's Mother
Geetha
Meiyaththa, Nachiappan's Wife
S. N. Lakshmi
Meiyaththa's Mother
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