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Molanji 

Estranged for years by the pressures of roles thrust upon them, four sisters gather in the wake of a family emergency.As they relive moments from their childhood, they discover that the bonds they share are sticky - like the sap of a jackfruit.
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Estranged for years by the pressures of roles thrust upon them, four sisters gather in the wake of a family emergency.As they relive moments from their childhood, they discover that the bonds they share are sticky - like the sap of a jackfruit.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Mahesh S.Madhu
Written By:Sharmil Shivarman, Mahesh S.Madhu
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Farmer's Share Productions

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