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Bhanumathi & Ramakrishna
Ramakrishna migrates to Hyderabad from Tenali, in search of greener pastures and meets Bhanumathi - a no-nonsense urban woman. Seeking out love in your thirties, post-breakup stress, and the cultural difference between urban and rural India make up the story.
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Ramakrishna migrates to Hyderabad from Tenali, in search of greener pastures and meets Bhanumathi - a no-nonsense urban woman. Seeking out love in your thirties, post-breakup stress, and the cultural difference between urban and rural India make up the story.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance
Written By:Srikanth Nagothi
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