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An audio company and dance school owner is a very rich man but also gullible. He gets married to the girl he loves; but loses all his money to his scheming friends. They lose their daughter to a heart disease following which his wife leaves him.
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An audio company and dance school owner is a very rich man but also gullible. He gets married to the girl he loves; but loses all his money to his scheming friends. They lose their daughter to a heart disease following which his wife leaves him.

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Genre:Family, Drama
Directed By:Suresh Krissna
Written By:Suresh Krissna
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Runtime:156 minutes
Studio:Geetha Arts

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