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Boyfriend For Hire 

Arjun, a socially awkward youngster undergoes a tectonic shift, from someone who is uncomfortable with girls to someone who charges money to be hired as their boyfriend. He is smitten by a beautiful girl Divya, and to his surprise, she hires him to solve a problem.
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Arjun, a socially awkward youngster undergoes a tectonic shift, from someone who is uncomfortable with girls to someone who charges money to be hired as their boyfriend. He is smitten by a beautiful girl Divya, and to his surprise, she hires him to solve a problem.

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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Santosh Kambhampati
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Runtime:122 minutes
Studio:Primeshow Entertainment, Swastika Cinema

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