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'Minnaminnikkoottam' – A visual splendor

  • IndiaGlitz, [Tuesday,July 15 2008]

Boasting of a stellar cast in recent times, Kamal's 'Minnaminnikkoottam' has opened up in theatres with terrific responses. The movie features almost all the stars among the younger lot including Meera Jasmine, Narain, Jayasuriya, Roma, Samvrutha, Radhika and Indrajith.

With a bunch of talented young actors at his disposal, the veteran director has created life-like characters around a reasonable story with the IT sector as the backdrop. Shot at plenty of beautiful locales and at Singapore, the movie offers some of the best visuals, one can have from Mollywood.

Have a sneak preview at the various sequences of the movie that features many vibrant stars.

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