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Pidikittapulli 

On one side, Shambu (Sunny Wayne) decides to elope with his love Aswathy (Ahaana) and on the other side, Shivan (Anoop) and Disney (Saiju Kurup) plan to kidnap Kurup (Major Ravi). On the third side, a driver named Sudhakaran walks in to take revenge against Kurup. All are unaware that they are all in the same place at the same time. Soon, a series of confusions begin to occur. What happens next is a series of quirky comedy of errors
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On one side, Shambu (Sunny Wayne) decides to elope with his love Aswathy (Ahaana) and on the other side, Shivan (Anoop) and Disney (Saiju Kurup) plan to kidnap Kurup (Major Ravi). On the third side, a driver named Sudhakaran walks in to take revenge against Kurup. All are unaware that they are all in the same place at the same time. Soon, a series of confusions begin to occur. What happens next is a series of quirky comedy of errors

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Genre:Thriller, Comedy
Directed By:Jishnu Sreekandan
Written By:Sumesh V Robin
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Runtime:122 minutes
Studio:Sree Gokulam Movies

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