Sargam
Feb 15 1992
•2h 21m
•Drama
Kuttan, who has epilepsy and is feared by everyone in his village, is best friends with Haridas. To cure him of his ailment, Kuttan's marriage is fixed with Thankamani, who is in love with Haridas.
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Vineeth Radhakrishnan
Haridas
Manoj K Jayan
Kuttan Thampuran
Rambha
Thankamani
Urmila Unni
Subhadra Thampurati
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