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Karumadikkuttan
Kuttan, is a thirty - year old man, but he has the intelligence of a ten - year old. People call him Karumadikkuttan as he is dark. Everyone has sort of affection for him and he too is always ready to do anything for anybody in the village. The remuneration that he gets for any job somehow is never above five rupees. But he works really hard when he is terribly hungry just for the sake of this meagre amount. And he has no complaint against anybody. People even ridicule him. But he thinks only of the positive aspect of things and has no grudge against anybody.
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Kuttan, is a thirty - year old man, but he has the intelligence of a ten - year old. People call him Karumadikkuttan as he is dark. Everyone has sort of affection for him and he too is always ready to do anything for anybody in the village. The remuneration that he gets for any job somehow is never above five rupees. But he works really hard when he is terribly hungry just for the sake of this meagre amount. And he has no complaint against anybody. People even ridicule him. But he thinks only of the positive aspect of things and has no grudge against anybody.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Vinayan, Joy Pallassery
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Runtime:141 minutes
Studio:Surabhi Cinema
Cast
Vinayan
Director
Kalabhavan Mani
Karumadikkuttan
Kausalya
Nandinikutty
Janardhanan
Govindan Nair
Saikumar
Nandini's Father
Suresh Krishna
Shekharan
K. B. Ganesh Kumar
Chandramohan
Rajan P Dev
Neelakantan Muthalali
Mala Aravindan
Aashan
Bharathi Rao
Kuttan & Nandini's Grandmother
Athira
Neelakantan's daughter
Shivaji
Chandramohan's Uncle
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