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Kamamohitham
Author	C.V. Balakrishnan
Language	Malayalam
Genre	Fiction
Publisher	DC Books
Publication place	India

Kamamohitham is a Malayalam language novel by C.V. Balakrishnan. The novel narrates the story of Jajali, the monk and Sagaradathan in ancient India.

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