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A young man is granted conditional bail, which requires him to go to the Trichy police station. On his way there, he falls for a beautiful girl. When the girl lands up in trouble, he finds himself facing the wrath of powerful politicians.
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A young man is granted conditional bail, which requires him to go to the Trichy police station. On his way there, he falls for a beautiful girl. When the girl lands up in trouble, he finds himself facing the wrath of powerful politicians.

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Genre:Action, Drama
Directed By:Boopathy Pandian
Written By:Boopathy Pandian
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Runtime:145 minutes
Studio:Sri Lakshmi Productions

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