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Arundhati
During a visit to her hometown, Arundhati learns that she looks like her great-grandmother, Jejamma. Soon, Jejamma's battles become her own as she fights a black magician who wants to kill her.
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During a visit to her hometown, Arundhati learns that she looks like her great-grandmother, Jejamma. Soon, Jejamma's battles become her own as she fights a black magician who wants to kill her.
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Genre:Horror, Fantasy, Thriller
Written By:Chintapalli Ramana
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Box Office:$14,000,000
Runtime:132 minutes
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Cast
Kodi Ramakrishna
Director
Anushka Shetty
Arundhati "Aru" / Arundhati "Jejamma"
Sonu Sood
Pasupathi
Manorama
Chandramma
Sayaji Shinde
Anwar
Kaikala Satyanarayana
Bhupathi Raja
Arjan Bajwa
Rahul
Subhashini
Jalajamma
Ahuti Prasad
Arundhati jr.'s Father
Chalapathi Rao
Arundhati Jr.'s Uncle
Prudhviraj
Arundhati Jr.'s Uncle
Meena Vasu
Arundhati Jr.'s Relative
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