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Rosy is a woman of enchanting beauty who sings and dances in a 5 star hotel in the town. She happens to be an eyewitness to a murder that happens in the hotel.
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Rosy is a woman of enchanting beauty who sings and dances in a 5 star hotel in the town. She happens to be an eyewitness to a murder that happens in the hotel.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Preethi Panicker
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Runtime:141 minutes
Studio:Sree Gokulam Movies
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