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Breakfast: Accept the Reality
Divorcing couple Rishab and Lakshmi meet counselor Dr. Gangadevi, who recounts a film about Shantanu and heiress Janvi — on hearing that story the couple finds about an estranged person and the get to know about the relationship between them.
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Divorcing couple Rishab and Lakshmi meet counselor Dr. Gangadevi, who recounts a film about Shantanu and heiress Janvi — on hearing that story the couple finds about an estranged person and the get to know about the relationship between them.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Gandhi Krishna
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Runtime:142 minutes
Studio:Prem Classic Pictures
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