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Navarasa Thilagam
''Navarasa Thilagam'' is a 2016 Indian Tamil-language comedy film directed by Kamran, starring Ma Ka Pa Anand and Srushti Dange. Produced by Sudharshan Vembatty, the film began production in early 2015 and released in February 2016. Cast *Ma Ka Pa Anand as Moorthy *Srushti Dange as Chithra *Karunakaran as Alangaram *Meera Krishnan as Chithra's mother *Ilavarasu as Paneerselvam *Jayaprakash as Thangadurai * Mahadevan as Adaikalam *Namo Narayana as Namo Narayana *Siddharth Vipin as Thirunavukkarasu *Revathi as Chithra's grandmother *Amirtha Lingam as Alangaram's uncle *Cheran Raj as Politician *Porali Dileepan as Arul Prasath *Lakshmi Rahul as Meenakshi * Bava Lakshmanan *Hello Kandhasamy *Anjali Varadarajan Production Ma Ka Pa Anand shot for the film simultaneously alongside his commitments for ''Panjumittai'', ''Atti'' and ''Deepavali Thuppakki''. The film was predominantly shot in Pollachi and was completed by September 2015. Songs were also shot in Kutralam and Thenkasi. The ...
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