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Ullasa Paravaigal 

The son of a wealthy man suffers from a condition whereby he cannot stand the sight of fire as he has a violent outburst every time. A caring doctor and a friend help the young man unravel his past.
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The son of a wealthy man suffers from a condition whereby he cannot stand the sight of fire as he has a violent outburst every time. A caring doctor and a friend help the young man unravel his past.

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Genre:Drama, Romance
Directed By:C. V. Rajendran
Written By:Panchu Arunachalam
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Runtime:126 minutes
Studio:S. P. T. Films

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