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Nandha
Nandha returns after serving his term for killing his father. Although he killed him to save his mother, she does not forgive him. He is then taken in by Periyavar, who shelters Sri Lankan refugees.
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Nandha returns after serving his term for killing his father. Although he killed him to save his mother, she does not forgive him. He is then taken in by Periyavar, who shelters Sri Lankan refugees.
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Genre:Drama, Crime, Romance
Written By:Bala
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Runtime:180 minutes
Studio:Aparajeeth Films
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