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Sookshmadarshini 

Manuel returns with his mother to their former home in a middle-class neighbourhood. Suspicious of his intentions, Priyadarshini and her friends begin gathering clues, convinced he may be hiding something sinister.
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Manuel returns with his mother to their former home in a middle-class neighbourhood. Suspicious of his intentions, Priyadarshini and her friends begin gathering clues, convinced he may be hiding something sinister.

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Genre:Mystery, Thriller, Comedy
Directed By:MC Jithin
Written By:Athul Ramachandran, T. B. Libin, T. B. Libin, Athul Ramachandran
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Runtime:142 minutes
Studio:Happy Hours Entertainments, AVA Productions

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