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Punnami Nagu 

In order to acquire more powers for world domination, Mayadevi Bhairavi, a sorceress, holds two shape-shifting snakes in her power but is interrupted by her very own goons. As a result, the male serpent gets killed, and the female escapes. The only way Mayadevi could now acquire powers is first to locate a woman with a unique birthmark who must also be a virgin, and then lure the female serpent. The question remains - how will she find such a female, and even if she does so - how will she lure a now vigilant Nagin?
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In order to acquire more powers for world domination, Mayadevi Bhairavi, a sorceress, holds two shape-shifting snakes in her power but is interrupted by her very own goons. As a result, the male serpent gets killed, and the female escapes. The only way Mayadevi could now acquire powers is first to locate a woman with a unique birthmark who must also be a virgin, and then lure the female serpent. The question remains - how will she find such a female, and even if she does so - how will she lure a now vigilant Nagin?

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Genre:Adventure, Drama, Fantasy
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Runtime:132 minutes
Studio:Royal Film Company

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