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Chandradas, a renowned poet, accidentally meets his estranged teenage daughter, Harita. After great effort, he is able to take his daughter to his ancestral home. But Harita's past haunts her.
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Chandradas, a renowned poet, accidentally meets his estranged teenage daughter, Harita. After great effort, he is able to take his daughter to his ancestral home. But Harita's past haunts her.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:A K Lohithadas
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Runtime:137 minutes
Studio:Bhavachitra, Minu Gopi Movie Arts
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