Mahasamudram
Sep 01 2006
•2h 11m
•Drama, Romance
Isahak, a fisherman and football player, falls in love with Devi. But their married life is shattered when Devi gets arrested for murder on their wedding night.
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Mohanlal
Isahak
Laila
Devi
Innocent
Velankanni
Jagathy Sreekumar
Father Abraham
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