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Raghav works diligently at a tourist office, saving money for his sole ambition, dream honeymoon in Paris with his future wife. Accidentally meeting and marrying Anandhi changes his life forever.
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Raghav works diligently at a tourist office, saving money for his sole ambition, dream honeymoon in Paris with his future wife. Accidentally meeting and marrying Anandhi changes his life forever.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Aswin Raam
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Runtime:142 minutes
Studio:Primeshow Entertainment
Cast
Aswin Raam
Director
Priyadarshi Pullikonda
Raghava "Raghav"
Nabha Natesh
Priya/Maya/Srisri/Papa/Adi/Anandhi/Jhansi
Moin
Ravi, Nandini's husband
Ananya Nagalla
Dr Nandini
Brahmanandam
Raghav's Manager
Raghu Babu
Murthy
Muralidhar Goud
Raghav's father
Sunitha Manohar
Raghav's aunt
Kalyani Raju
Raghav's mother
Rajeshwari Mullapudi
Murthy's wife
Krishna Teja
Solomon, Raghav's friend
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