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A young man lies that he got married to impress his boss who hates bachelors and shows a random photo of a girl and claims her as his wife. But when she enters his life, things start to change a lot.
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A young man lies that he got married to impress his boss who hates bachelors and shows a random photo of a girl and claims her as his wife. But when she enters his life, things start to change a lot.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Narasimha Rao Relangi
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