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Katra Thaliya 

"Angamuthu, a rural village boy with dreams of going abroad, falls head over heels for Ananthi, a trainee at the village elementary school. His mischievous friend Vanaraj keeps teasing him and insists he should confess his love to her. So, Angamuthu plans to pop the question on her way back to the bus. Meanwhile, Seemathanni, the village's self-proclaimed Romeo, forcibly marries poor Kiruthika while Angamuthu waits to propose to Ananthi. Inspired by Seemathanni's bold (and questionable) move and Vanaraj's encouragement, Angamuthu decides to practice his own crazy forced marriage plan with Ananthi. Will his wacky plan work? And what on earth happens to Seemathanni and Kiruthika after their chaotic union? Dive into the comedic chaos of the short film 'Katra Thaliya' to find out!"
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"Angamuthu, a rural village boy with dreams of going abroad, falls head over heels for Ananthi, a trainee at the village elementary school. His mischievous friend Vanaraj keeps teasing him and insists he should confess his love to her. So, Angamuthu plans to pop the question on her way back to the bus. Meanwhile, Seemathanni, the village's self-proclaimed Romeo, forcibly marries poor Kiruthika while Angamuthu waits to propose to Ananthi. Inspired by Seemathanni's bold (and questionable) move and Vanaraj's encouragement, Angamuthu decides to practice his own crazy forced marriage plan with Ananthi. Will his wacky plan work? And what on earth happens to Seemathanni and Kiruthika after their chaotic union? Dive into the comedic chaos of the short film 'Katra Thaliya' to find out!"

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Xavier Rajadurai
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Box Office:$20
Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:D R productions

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