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Rajini Murugan locks horns with Yezharai Mookkan who tries to get a share of Murugan's ancestral property by defaming his grandfather.
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Rajini Murugan locks horns with Yezharai Mookkan who tries to get a share of Murugan's ancestral property by defaming his grandfather.
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Genre:Comedy, Action
Written By:Ponram
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Runtime:159 minutes
Studio:Eros International, Thirrupathi Brothers Film Media
Cast
Ponram
Director
Sivakarthikeyan
Rajini Murugan
Keerthy Suresh
Karthiga Devi (K.D)
Soori
PK Soori
Samuthirakani
"Ezhrai" Mookan
Rajkiran
Rajini Murugan's grandfather
G. Gnanasambandam
Rajini Murugan's father
Robo Shankar
Politician
Dheepa Ramanujam
Murugan's mother
Vela Ramamoorthy
Chellakarupan
Namo Narayana
Thangavel
Supergood Subramani
Police Officer
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