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An Anthology Crime story where Sundar and Geetha , an affluent couple gets into a trouble while undergoing treatment for fertility. Parallelly , a love affair between Selvi and Jeeva takes a crucial turn and the entire story is interconnected with series of traumatic events planned by an undercover gang.
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An Anthology Crime story where Sundar and Geetha , an affluent couple gets into a trouble while undergoing treatment for fertility. Parallelly , a love affair between Selvi and Jeeva takes a crucial turn and the entire story is interconnected with series of traumatic events planned by an undercover gang.
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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Thambithurai Mariyappan
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Runtime:111 minutes
Studio:TURM Production House
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