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DescriptionManasamrakshanam.jpeg	English: Manasamrakshanam 1945 Tamil Movie Poster
Date	15 November 2013
Source	http://www.thehindu.com/features/cinema/maanasamrakshanam-1945/article870824.ece
Author	Madras United Artistes Corporation, K. Subramanyam production company

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