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During the course of an excavation work for the construction of a new capital at Amaravati in Andhra Pradesh, workers chance upon an antique idol of a young woman. A smuggler strikes a fancy deal to smuggle the statue abroad, but first it has to be transported to Hyderabad by road. And the antique idol suddenly comes to life!
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During the course of an excavation work for the construction of a new capital at Amaravati in Andhra Pradesh, workers chance upon an antique idol of a young woman. A smuggler strikes a fancy deal to smuggle the statue abroad, but first it has to be transported to Hyderabad by road. And the antique idol suddenly comes to life!
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Genre:Action, Fantasy, Romance
Written By:Palani
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Runtime:134 minutes
Studio:Sri Saraswathi Films
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