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The shenanigans of a good-hearted goon and his chums as they try to earn some quick money in the world of local crime in Kerala.
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The shenanigans of a good-hearted goon and his chums as they try to earn some quick money in the world of local crime in Kerala.
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Genre:Comedy, Action, Thriller
Written By:Arun Anirudhan, Ajai Rahul, A. R. Arun
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Runtime:135 minutes
Studio:Weekend Blockbusters
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