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Kumaresan, an uneducated but rich man, spends his money on providing facilities to the villagers. He also sponsors the education of a college-going girl and believes that she may be in love with him.
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Kumaresan, an uneducated but rich man, spends his money on providing facilities to the villagers. He also sponsors the education of a college-going girl and believes that she may be in love with him.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Aarthi kumar
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Runtime:149 minutes
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