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Babloo, Amal and Eric, Kishore's college friends, learn about his dwindling finances and decide to lend a helping hand to solve his problem.
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Babloo, Amal and Eric, Kishore's college friends, learn about his dwindling finances and decide to lend a helping hand to solve his problem.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Pradeep Kumar Kavumthara, Pradeep Kumar Kavumthara
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Runtime:130 minutes
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Cast
Don Alex, Biju Majeed
Director
Ameer Niyaz
Babloo
Salim Kumar
Villu Velayudhan
Lalu Alex
Prof. Paul Henry
Suraj Venjaramoodu
Dr. Govardhan
Harisree Ashokan
Member Mani
Shivaji Guruvayoor
Partham Pillai
Jaffer Idukki
Sulaiman
Oviya Helen
Varsha
Aanchal Sabharwal
Nikitha Charan
Sasi Kalinga
Vithu Varkky
Geetha Vijayan
Amithakumari
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