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Capmaari 

Vijay, a software engineer happens to share a coach with Jenny where they share beers, then one thing leads to another and they get physically close. They meet after some years and decide to get married. While everything seems to be smooth, Vijay’s colleague Varsha enters their home pregnant claiming Vijay is the father of the child.
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Vijay, a software engineer happens to share a coach with Jenny where they share beers, then one thing leads to another and they get physically close. They meet after some years and decide to get married. While everything seems to be smooth, Vijay’s colleague Varsha enters their home pregnant claiming Vijay is the father of the child.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance
Written By:S. A. Chandrasekhar
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Runtime:133 minutes
Studio:Green Signal Production

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