Devadas
A sincere doctor Das works at a private clinic, where he meets the dreaded don Deva who arrives injured. After the treatment, Das and Deva form a deep friendship until Deva's mafia background and gruesome history causes a rift in their bond.
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A sincere doctor Das works at a private clinic, where he meets the dreaded don Deva who arrives injured. After the treatment, Das and Deva form a deep friendship until Deva's mafia background and gruesome history causes a rift in their bond.
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Genre:Action, Comedy, Drama
Written By:Sriram Adittya, Venkat D Pati
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Runtime:124 minutes
Studio:Vyjayanthi Movies, Viacom18 Studios
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