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Vinod, a young guy who is nursing a broken heart after a failed first love is helped by his friends to recover from to despair, only for Vinod to fall head over heels in love with another girl. The movie showcases, Vinod's romantic relationships and the subsequent events spanning over three stages of his life.
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Vinod, a young guy who is nursing a broken heart after a failed first love is helped by his friends to recover from to despair, only for Vinod to fall head over heels in love with another girl. The movie showcases, Vinod's romantic relationships and the subsequent events spanning over three stages of his life.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Arun Vaiga
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Runtime:148 minutes
Studio:Dreams Screen Productions
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