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Dhandoraa (2026)
In a remote village, over a single day, four characters respond differently to the death of an upper-caste man named Shivaji.
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In a remote village, over a single day, four characters respond differently to the death of an upper-caste man named Shivaji.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Murali Kanth Devasoth
In Theaters:1/14/2026
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Runtime:136 minutes
Studio:Loukya Entertainments
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