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Kavya Madhavan and Dileep - Delightful as duo

  • IndiaGlitz, [Tuesday,October 24 2006]

Kavya Madhavan and Dileep are considered a lucky pair in Malayalam filmdom. The two have come together for over 14 films with a majority of them making it big at the box office.

Kavya Madhavan made her debut opposite Dileep in Chandranudhikkunna Dhikkil by Lal Jose. Movies like Meesa Madhavan, Runway and Kochi Rajavu featuring Kavya Madhavan and Dileep turned blockbusters.

Now Kavya Madhavan is playing the female lead opposite Dileep, in Inspector Garud the next film by Johny Antony.

Meanwhile Chakkaramuthu featuring the two in Lohitha Dass direction is complete and would hit the screens soon.

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