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Shibu 

An extraordinary journey of a small town boy, Shibu who aspires to be a film-maker. While working on his career path, he meets a girl, Kalyani, who supports his dreams. What follows is how their aspirations bring them together.
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An extraordinary journey of a small town boy, Shibu who aspires to be a film-maker. While working on his career path, he meets a girl, Kalyani, who supports his dreams. What follows is how their aspirations bring them together.

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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Gokul Ramakrishnan, Arjun Prabhakaran
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Runtime:122 minutes
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