The film tells the story of a village woman named Devi, her battle against fate and society, and certain incidents in her life that turned her daily job into burning corpses, but according to the Hindu traditions in Kerala, no woman is allowed to burn corpses, and she is an exception.
Neena Kurup
Kulappulli Leela
Priya Shine
The film tells the story of a village woman named Devi, her battle against fate and society, and certain incidents in her life that turned her daily job into burning corpses, but according to the Hindu traditions in Kerala, no woman is allowed to burn corpses, and she is an exception.
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