Kowpina Shastram
Pithambaran, the owner of Gurukripa Catering, accepts to cater the very conservative, Pundarikaksha Kurup’s daughter’s wedding. However, on the eve of the wedding, Pithambaran is drunk beyond saving.
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Pithambaran, the owner of Gurukripa Catering, accepts to cater the very conservative, Pundarikaksha Kurup’s daughter’s wedding. However, on the eve of the wedding, Pithambaran is drunk beyond saving.
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Budget Lab Productions
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