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Abhiram is a rich, flamboyant, self-centered youngster, who lives life to the fullest. To help Abhi take charge of his future, his brother helps him get a job at a software company. Right from day one, Abhiram has a stormy relationship with his colleague Madhumita. Abhi and Madhu interact with each other through a dating app without knowing each other’s true identities. When they finally plan to meet, all hell breaks loose.
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Abhiram is a rich, flamboyant, self-centered youngster, who lives life to the fullest. To help Abhi take charge of his future, his brother helps him get a job at a software company. Right from day one, Abhiram has a stormy relationship with his colleague Madhumita. Abhi and Madhu interact with each other through a dating app without knowing each other’s true identities. When they finally plan to meet, all hell breaks loose.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Phani Krishna Siriki
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Runtime:122 minutes
Studio:Sri Sathya Sai Arts
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