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Chandrashekhar forgets his mother tongue following a brutal assault. struggles of losing what he loves the most, his mother tongue. Will he be able to express to his loved ones or Will anyone understand what he wants to express?
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Chandrashekhar forgets his mother tongue following a brutal assault. struggles of losing what he loves the most, his mother tongue. Will he be able to express to his loved ones or Will anyone understand what he wants to express?
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Genre:Comedy, Romance, Action
Written By:Arun Bharathi
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Studio:Super Good Films, Hamstech Films
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