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Passenger
The film narrates how two guys, Sathyanath and Adv. Nandan Menon, who never had anything to do with one another, come into each others lives and what all things happen consequently.
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The film narrates how two guys, Sathyanath and Adv. Nandan Menon, who never had anything to do with one another, come into each others lives and what all things happen consequently.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Ranjith Sankar
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Runtime:118 minutes
Studio:Central Pictures
Cast
Ranjith Sankar
Director
Sreenivasan
Sathyanathan
Dileep
Advocate Nandan Menon
Mamta Mohandas
Anuradha Nandan
Jagathy Sreekumar
Home Minister Thomas Chako
Nedumudi Venu
Driver Nair
Madhu
TV channel chairman
Harisree Ashokan
Varghese
Nilambur Ayisha
Nabisa Umma
Bineesh Bastin
Gunda
Lakshmi Sharma
Gayathri
Manikuttan
Sudheendran
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