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A seemingly down-to-earth guy Arun leads a life of a computer hacker by day and thief by night. When he meets Madhu whom he fancies, he wishes to turn over a new leaf.
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A seemingly down-to-earth guy Arun leads a life of a computer hacker by day and thief by night. When he meets Madhu whom he fancies, he wishes to turn over a new leaf.
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Genre:Adventure, Drama, Romance
Written By:K. S. Ravi
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Box Office:$302,000
Runtime:158 minutes
Studio:Nikaba Films International
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