Narivetta

May 16, 2025

2h 19m

★ 6.4

Overview

A police officer uncovers a conspiracy based around state-sanctioned violence against victimized villagers.

Genres

Drama

Action

Production Companies

Indian Cinema Company

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Cast

Varghese Peter

Tovino Thomas

Basheer Ahammed

Suraj Venjaramoodu

R. Keshavadas

Cheran

C.K Shanthi

Arya Salim

Nancy

Priyamvada Krishna

Gracy

Rini Udayakumar

Joy

Nandhu

Jayesh Mohan/ Adakka

Shahi Kabir

Thomi

Pranav Teophine

Highcourt Judge

Srikant Murali

Benny Uncle

Sudhi Kozhikode

Kappachettan

Badusha

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