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Padmavyuhathile Abhimanyu
The tragic real-life killing of student activist Abhimanyu M, using the mythological Abhimanyu (who entered the impenetrable Padmavyuha but couldn't escape) as a metaphor for the student's fight against fundamentalism and his subsequent assassination.
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The tragic real-life killing of student activist Abhimanyu M, using the mythological Abhimanyu (who entered the impenetrable Padmavyuha but couldn't escape) as a metaphor for the student's fight against fundamentalism and his subsequent assassination.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Vineesh Aradya, Vineesh Aradya, Thankayam Sasikumar
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Runtime:130 minutes
Studio:RMCC Productions
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