14 January 1983 Drama 118 mins
A young man with mental disability who is always ravenous, steals money from his father's pocket for food and falls into a bigger trouble
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Nedumudi Venu as Chacko
Achankunju as Mathai
Kaviyoor Ponnamma as Chinamma
Ambika as Shantha
Sukumari as Naaniparuthi
P Bhaskaran Director
Jaya Vijaya Screenplay
Shaji N. Karun Cinematography
N. Gopalakrishnan Editor
Jaya Vijaya Music
India 14 January 1983
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