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Mylanji 

Surya, a National Geographic photographer who struggles with a rare speech disorder, travels to Ooty to capture a rare bird and unexpectedly meets Charu, a lively orphan trapped by a forced marriage. Desperate to escape, Charu decides to fall in love with another man, while unknowingly growing closer to Surya during their birding journeys.. On the day Kathir comes to take Charu away, fate stands still—leaving one haunting question: will love choose truth, or sacrifice?
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Surya, a National Geographic photographer who struggles with a rare speech disorder, travels to Ooty to capture a rare bird and unexpectedly meets Charu, a lively orphan trapped by a forced marriage. Desperate to escape, Charu decides to fall in love with another man, while unknowingly growing closer to Surya during their birding journeys.. On the day Kathir comes to take Charu away, fate stands still—leaving one haunting question: will love choose truth, or sacrifice?

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Genre:Drama, Romance
Directed By:Ajayan Bala
Written By:Ajayan Bala
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Runtime:118 minutes
Studio:Ajay Arjun Productions

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