Butterfly
Dec 29 2022
•2h 16m
•Mystery, Thriller
Vyjayanthi and Geetha are sisters who grew up on their own after the demise of their parents. On a fateful day, when Vyjayanthi, a popular lawyer, is out of town, her two children get kidnapped; Geetha, who is supposed to protect them, takes up the job of rescuing these kids upon herself.
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Anupama Parameswaran
Geetha
Bhumika Chawla
Vyjayanthi
Nihal Kodhaty
Viswa
Rao Ramesh
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