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A biopic of a Tamil queen, "Veeramangai" Velu Nachiyaar, who is the first woman and queen to fight against the British East India Company for freedom. Known for her unparalleled bravery and intelligence, the story delves into her journey of reclaiming her lost kingdom, rallying her people, and forming strategic alliances.

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Bobbini Ayisha Bashir Ahamed

Velu Nachiyar

Bobbini Ayisha Bashir Ahamed

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