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Karthik and his wife Kannamma, whose dream is to buy a house on their own receive a property detail from a broker. While visiting the house mentioned in kodaikanal, they get astonished because the house they saw was already in a painting done by their daughter Kanmani.
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Karthik and his wife Kannamma, whose dream is to buy a house on their own receive a property detail from a broker. While visiting the house mentioned in kodaikanal, they get astonished because the house they saw was already in a painting done by their daughter Kanmani.
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Genre:Thriller, Horror
Written By:Lenin Chandrasekaran, Manivarman, Sree Mani
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Runtime:130 minutes
Studio:SMS Pictures, Vanajakshi Creations
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