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Sahayathrikakku Snehapoorvam
The story revolves around Saji and his friend Maya Sakkariya who are college-mates. They decide to try their luck in television serial production. As the shooting progresses, the two friends face the severest challenge of their lives.
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The story revolves around Saji and his friend Maya Sakkariya who are college-mates. They decide to try their luck in television serial production. As the shooting progresses, the two friends face the severest challenge of their lives.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Sathrughnan
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Runtime:129 minutes
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Cast
M. Shankar
Director
Kunchacko Boban
Saji
Kavya Madhavan
Maya
Innocent
Janardhanan Julius Caesar
Jagadish
Vyttila Radhakrishnan
Ambili Devi
Saji's Sister
Maniyanpilla Raju
Mathachayan(Saji's Elder Brother)
Gayathri Varsha
Mathachan's wife
Joemon Joshy
Mathachayan's Son
N F Varghese
Saji's Father
Devan
Channel GM
Narendra Prasad
Maya's Father
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