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Thekku Vadakku 

Two rivals, a retired engineer and a rice mill owner, engage in a fierce competition. Their feud entertains the town as they battle to determine the ultimate victor and whether the loser accepts defeat gracefully.
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Two rivals, a retired engineer and a rice mill owner, engage in a fierce competition. Their feud entertains the town as they battle to determine the ultimate victor and whether the loser accepts defeat gracefully.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Prem Shankar
Written By:S. Hareesh
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Runtime:129 minutes
Studio:VARS Studios, Anjana Talkies

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