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Two boys who instantly dislike each other learn to forgive after an accident.
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Two boys who instantly dislike each other learn to forgive after an accident.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Pandiraj
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Runtime:158 minutes
Studio:Company Productions
Cast
Pandiraj
Director
Kishore DS
Anbukkarasu Vellaichamy
Sree Raam
Jeeva Nithyanandham Chokkalingam
Vimal
Meenakshi Sundaram
Vega Tamotia
Soppikannu Chokkalingam
Tamizh
Kuzhanthaivelu (Pakkada)
Dharani Vasudevan
Manonmani
Murugesh
Kuttimani
Jayaprakash
Chokkalingam
Sujatha Sivakumar
Mrs. Chokkalingam
Yoganathan
Akila
Sivakumar
Vellaichamy
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