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Chinnadana Nee Kosam 

Nithin falls in love with Nandini and tries to woo her while their friendship blooms. However, Nandini leaves for a Europe trip with Reddy Garu without informing him which causes him to tail them.
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Nithin falls in love with Nandini and tries to woo her while their friendship blooms. However, Nandini leaves for a Europe trip with Reddy Garu without informing him which causes him to tail them.

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Genre:Drama, Romance
Directed By:A. Karunakaran
Written By:A. Karunakaran
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Runtime:155 minutes
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