Nalla Manasum Nasama Pona Vazhkaiyum

Phase 1 - Konji Pesida Vena Phase 2 - Snegitane Phase 3 - Thean Poove Poove Va
Phase 4 - Sokkanuku vaacha sundari Phase 5a - Nilavuku en mel Phase 5b - Sothanai mel sothanai Phase 5c- Ninaike therinja manamey Phase 6 - Yengge sellum intha paathai
Phase 7 - Vazhkaiye vesam ithil paasam enne Phase 8 - Ninaipathellam nadanthuvittal Phase 9 - Aaru maname aaru
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