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Pathrosinte Padappukal 

Pathrose is a gas agency employee whose family includes his wife and his four children. The central character in the film is his second son Tony, who lives happily without doing any work. The story revolves around Tony's grandmother who comes in between them and the interesting events that follow.
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Pathrose is a gas agency employee whose family includes his wife and his four children. The central character in the film is his second son Tony, who lives happily without doing any work. The story revolves around Tony's grandmother who comes in between them and the interesting events that follow.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Dinoy Paulose
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Runtime:136 minutes
Studio:Marikar Entertainments

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