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Super Sharanya
Sharanya, an ordinary small-town girl from Palakkad, who moves to Thrissur for higher studies, finds herself changing as she meets Deepu.
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Sharanya, an ordinary small-town girl from Palakkad, who moves to Thrissur for higher studies, finds herself changing as she meets Deepu.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Girish A. D.
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Runtime:146 minutes
Studio:Shebin Backer Films, Stuck Cows
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