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The lives of a few individuals get impacted, both in good and bad ways, by the actions of others who are hardly connected to them.
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The lives of a few individuals get impacted, both in good and bad ways, by the actions of others who are hardly connected to them.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Chimbu Deven
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Runtime:137 minutes
Studio:Trident Arts, Black Ticket Company
Cast
Chimbu Deven
Director
Premji Amaran
Bala (segment "Kavasam")
Regena Cassandrra
Trisha (segment "Kavasam")
Yugi Sethu
Lord Krishna (segment "Kavasam")
Sampath Raj
Ayyodhi Vedha (segment "Sadhiyaadal")
Shanthanu Bhagyaraj
Isaac (segment "Sadhiyaadal")
Uma Padmanabhan
Isaac's mother (segment "Sadhiyaadal")
Sentrayan
Poovarasu (segment "Sadhiyaadal")
Chandhini Tamilarasan
Isaac's girlfriend (segment "Sadhiyaadal")
Sundeep Kishan
AC. Kandha (segment "Thappattam")
Vidhya Pradeep
Vaanathi (segment "Thappattam")
Subbu Panchu
Chathurvedha (segment "Thappattam")
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