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Enthiran (2010)
Description
This is a story about how Dr Vaseegaran most recent invention: Chitti an android which is a split image of him starts having feeling for his fiance.
This is a story about how Dr Vaseegaran most recent invention: Chitti an android which is a split image of him starts having feeling for his fiance.
Actors:
Shriya Sharma,
Devadarshini Chetan,
Delhi Kumar,
Santhanam,
Sai Dheena,
Chaams,
Sugunthan,
Devadarshini Chetan,
Kriz Chris Henri Harriz,
Kalabhavan Mani,
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan,
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Shriya Sharma
Devadarshini Chetan
Delhi Kumar
Santhanam
Sai Dheena
Chaams
Sugunthan
Devadarshini Chetan
Kriz Chris Henri Harriz
Kalabhavan Mani
1 January 1971, Chalakudy, Kerala, India
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan
1 November 1973, Mangalore, Karnataka, India
Director:
S. Shankar
S. Shankar
Country:
India
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