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Six friends, who follow Periyaar's ideologies, fall prey to the local caste politics that happens in their hometown. Who is the reason behind this and what happens after?
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Six friends, who follow Periyaar's ideologies, fall prey to the local caste politics that happens in their hometown. Who is the reason behind this and what happens after?
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Genre:Drama, Action
Written By:S. R. Prabhakaran
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Runtime:151 minutes
Studio:Redhan The Cinema People
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