Top Cast
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Jeyan
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Gayathrie Shankar
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Geetha
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Sithara
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Ilavarasu
Overview
Mathapoo is an tamil romanti movie direction by Nagaraj. The movie Starring Jeyan, Gayathri, Geetha, Sitharaa, Kitty, Ilavarasu, Renuka, Senji, Udhay, Shankar Guru Raja. Music for Mathappu is composed by K.Velayutham and produced by Sudalaikkan Raja.
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