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Witness the Big Clash This Onam - Villain


The big Clash of the Titans is going to make Onam very special as Mohanlal’s Villain is going to get released on the eve of the festival, as confirmed by the production house.

Featuring Mohanlal in the lead, Villain also features actor Vishal and Hansika in important roles. Vishal is expected to be playing against Lalettan and the film directed by Unnikrishnan B will make it a fun Onam for everyone.

The first look poster of the film has generated so much hype and it is also said to be a bilingual flick as it has lots of content and familiar faces for the Tamil audience as well. Audio release is expected to take place in the following days as it is just a month to go for Onam

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