Thankamani
In October 1986, a dispute erupted between students of Thankamani village and a private bus owner over service to the area which didn't have proper roads.
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In October 1986, a dispute erupted between students of Thankamani village and a private bus owner over service to the area which didn't have proper roads.
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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Ratheesh Reghunandan
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Runtime:154 minutes
Studio:Super Good Films, Iffaar Media
Cast
Ratheesh Reghunandan
Director
Dileep
Abel Joshua Maathan
Pranitha Subhash
Arpitha Nath IPS
Neeta Pillai
Anitha Varkey
Manoj K Jayan
Mani Peter
John Vijay
Red.SP Michael Kuruvila
Siddique
George Peruvanthanam
Ajmal Ameer
Robin Paul IPS
Sampath Ram
Retd.CI Eppan Mattakkavan
Kottayam Ramesh
Varadharajan
Major Ravi
DIG Urmees Tharakan IPS
Sudev Nair
Roy
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