What 'Magnolia' Says About Childhood Trauma
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A genius-yet-introverted orphan, raised by a church priest, is sent to college where he turns out to be a social outcast. Although he is shunned by the majority of the other students, one girl shows him kindness and befriends him. Things take a turn when he falls for her, and she in turn falls for another classmate.
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A genius-yet-introverted orphan, raised by a church priest, is sent to college where he turns out to be a social outcast. Although he is shunned by the majority of the other students, one girl shows him kindness and befriends him. Things take a turn when he falls for her, and she in turn falls for another classmate.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Selva Raghavan
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Runtime:145 minutes
Studio:Sri Rajya Lakshmi Combines
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