Two college students, Arjun and Akshara, get off on the wrong foot and develop an instant hatred for each other. However, they land in a pickle and realise their connection from a past life.
Dhulipudi Phani Pradeep
Director
Pradeep Machiraju
Arjun and Abbayigaru
Amritha Aiyer
Akshara and Ammayigaru
Posani Krishna Murali
Posani Subba Rao, Akshara's father
Hema
Arjun's mother
Bhadram
Bhadram, Arjun's friend
Harsha Chemudu
Nagarjuna, Arjun's friend
Subhalekha Sudhakar
Swamiji
Saranya Pradeep
Akshara's sister
Hyper Adhi
Arjun's friend
Sivannarayana Naripeddi
Arjun's father
Sameer Hasan
Arjun's coach
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