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Rombha Nallavan Da Nee 

In an inebriated state, Baskar decides to commit suicide and shares his problems with a stranger. The man turns out to be a serial killer and starts killing those who troubled Baskar.
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In an inebriated state, Baskar decides to commit suicide and shares his problems with a stranger. The man turns out to be a serial killer and starts killing those who troubled Baskar.

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Genre:Comedy, Crime
Directed By:A. Venkatesh
Written By:A. Venkatesh
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Runtime:118 minutes
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