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An abandoned child is raised by a rich landlord after a priest finds him. Years later, he falls in love with his benefactor's daughter, which creates problems as he is against their union.
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An abandoned child is raised by a rich landlord after a priest finds him. Years later, he falls in love with his benefactor's daughter, which creates problems as he is against their union.
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Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:P.N. Sathya
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Runtime:148 minutes
Studio:Nithin Films
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