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![These divides make a marked presence in Tamil film, Murugan explained. \The language used by the heros character reflects that of the dominant caste. Secondary characters use colloqualisms. Comedy is fraught with it too.\](https://images.deccanchronicle.com/dc-Cover-u0humf11okvp11v5phlo7g2gs0-20170429024545.Medi.jpeg "These divides make a marked presence in Tamil film, Murugan explained. \The language used by the heros character reflects that of the dominant caste. Secondary characters use colloqualisms. Comedy is fraught with it too.\")
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