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Excuse Me
Ajay makes a tune which Madhu loves, but she doesn't know who the composer is. Sunil, a selfish brat, pretends to be the composer of the tune in order to woo Madhu.
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Ajay makes a tune which Madhu loves, but she doesn't know who the composer is. Sunil, a selfish brat, pretends to be the composer of the tune in order to woo Madhu.
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Genre:Romance, Drama, Music
Written By:Malavalli Saikrishna, Prem
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Runtime:158 minutes
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