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Kaalai 

A man comes to the city, seeking revenge from another man for killing his grandmother. He begins to woo the man's daughter and when the time is right, abducts her and holds her hostage.
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A man comes to the city, seeking revenge from another man for killing his grandmother. He begins to woo the man's daughter and when the time is right, abducts her and holds her hostage.

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Genre:Action
Directed By:Tarun Gopi
Written By:Tarun Gopi
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Runtime:133 minutes
Studio:NIC Arts

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