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Mayilpeelikkavu 

60 years after a lass of the Aalathoor Thekkemadam manor, Kuttimani, was putatively killed by her jealous lover Krishnanunni, & after which he was hanged, the current patriarch, Valiyathan, looks to restart a defunct religious rite. However, things get edgy after it started to seem like the old lovers have reincarnated as Gayathri, a young girl of the current generation & Manu, the caretaker's son, & they fall in love.
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60 years after a lass of the Aalathoor Thekkemadam manor, Kuttimani, was putatively killed by her jealous lover Krishnanunni, & after which he was hanged, the current patriarch, Valiyathan, looks to restart a defunct religious rite. However, things get edgy after it started to seem like the old lovers have reincarnated as Gayathri, a young girl of the current generation & Manu, the caretaker's son, & they fall in love.

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Genre:Romance, Horror, Drama
Written By:Sab John
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Runtime:153 minutes
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