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Ponniyin Selvan 1 review
Summary of Ponniyin Selvan 1: With the crown prince Aaditha Karikalan, his younger brother Arunmozhi Varman, and the emperor Sundara Cholar separated by circumstances, it is up to a messenger to ensure the safety of the Chola kingdom from threats both internal and external. Can he accomplish his goal, especially when Karikalan's ex-girlfriend Nandhini is plotting to overthrow the Chola empire as a whole?
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