"Jenma Natchathiram" 13 May 1991 Horror 113 mins
After a man loses his child, he adopts a baby. Few years later, when he discovers that the baby is the devil incarnate, he decides to kill him.
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Thakkali Srinivasan Director
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India 13 May 1991
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