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The people of Mangollai village like Colochi Saami and Saamikannu opposed education for the poor while people like Annadurai and Sivangaanam fought against oppression.
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The people of Mangollai village like Colochi Saami and Saamikannu opposed education for the poor while people like Annadurai and Sivangaanam fought against oppression.

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Directed By:Bose Venkat
Written By:Bose Venkat
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Runtime:132 minutes
Studio:SSS Pictures

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