06 September 1968 Drama 131 mins
After being forced into prostitution, Geetha meets Prabhakar, her childhood friend. After Prabhakar persuades her to marry him, they face severe rejections from society.
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M. Krishnan Nair Director
Thuraiyoor K. Moorthy Writer
P. L. Mohanaram Producer
N S Mani Director of Photography
S. A. Murugesh Editor
S. M. Subbaiah Naidu Original Music Composer
India 06 September 1968
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12 June 1968
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02 April 1968
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02 December 1968
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05 December 1968
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13 March 1968
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