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Bhaskara Pillai (99) lies bedridden, awaiting his final moments, while his four sons, having secured their own fortunes, fixate on one thing-the diamond ring on his finger.
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Bhaskara Pillai (99) lies bedridden, awaiting his final moments, while his four sons, having secured their own fortunes, fixate on one thing-the diamond ring on his finger.
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Genre:Family, Comedy
Written By:Ulsav Rajeev, Fahad Nandu
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Runtime:117 minutes
Studio:Fragrant Nature Film Creations
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