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When Raghu enters a dysfunctional family as a cook, he clears their misunderstandings and brings the members closer to each other. However, there is more to him than what he shows.
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When Raghu enters a dysfunctional family as a cook, he clears their misunderstandings and brings the members closer to each other. However, there is more to him than what he shows.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:B. A. Madhu
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Runtime:157 minutes
Studio:Kiccha Creations
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