Kai Naattu Trailer (1988)
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Crew
Chandrabose Original Music Composer
V. C. Guhanathan Director
V. C. Guhanathan Writer
D. Rama Naidu Producer
R.T. Annadurai Editor
International Titles
Kai Nattu Trailer
International Releases Dates
India 24 June 1988
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