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Kuruvi

(2008)
Overall Rating   3.1/5.0  
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Plot
Vetrivel (Vijay) is a fun-loving young man who takes care of his family in his father's, Singamuthu, (Manivannan) absence. Car racing and plumbing are his favourite hobby in the same order. He and his inseparable comrade Ops (Vivek) make a deadly duo. Their carefree life is disturbed when the ...
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Movie Details
Genre: Action
Language: Tamil
Release Status and date: Released on May 3, 2008
 
Cast Production Credits
Vijay - Vetrivel
Trisha Krishnan - Devi
Suman - Kotcha
Vivek - Ops
Manivannan - Singamuthu
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Kaushik <<b0r n t0 w!n l!ke v!j@y> 2; Oct 22, 2008
the film is awesome...its vijay always rocking..
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Jaga rulez Oct 19, 2008
hgjyuik
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V!vek #^roaring beast^# Oct 14, 2008
samma mokka please avoid seein poster tooo
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Hari, cute fan of venkat & nisha Oct 13, 2008
worst movie ever in tamil film industry
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Vignu vignu Aug 18, 2008
ok
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Kartiq subramanian Aug 7, 2008
Avoid if you can. Songs are good. Rest all bad