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Theekuchiyum Panithulliyum 

A cop, who is on leave, is asked to re-open an old case that deals with the death of a young boy and girl. As his probe hits a brick wall, he reads his wife’s short story that curiously resembles the lives of those he has been investigating.
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A cop, who is on leave, is asked to re-open an old case that deals with the death of a young boy and girl. As his probe hits a brick wall, he reads his wife’s short story that curiously resembles the lives of those he has been investigating.

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Genre:Crime, Thriller
Directed By:Mithran Naufaldeen
Written By:Mithran Naufaldeen
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Runtime:118 minutes
Studio:Ensign Media

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