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Pailey, a stuntman, goes back to his village as he gets severely injured in an accident. He sees his villagers struggling due to many problems and decides to help them, which puts him in trouble
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Pailey, a stuntman, goes back to his village as he gets severely injured in an accident. He sees his villagers struggling due to many problems and decides to help them, which puts him in trouble
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Genre:Thriller, Drama, Comedy
Written By:Dennis Joseph
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Runtime:146 minutes
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Cast
Biju Varkey
Director
Mammootty
Phantom Pailey
Nishanth Sagar
Josekutty
Innocent
Father Pothachan Kodalickal
Lalu Alex
Dhimdhi Mathai
Manoj K Jayan
S.I Sebastian
Nedumudi Venu
Gandhi Gangadharan Pillai
Cochin Haneefa
Sexton Devassi
Bindu Panicker
Maria
N F Varghese
Chellappan Pillai
Manivannan
Varadaraja Perumal
Shammi Thilakan
Bhadran
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