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Friends
Five friends get curious about the opposite gender and decide to have physical relationship with women. They befriend a girl in the neighbourhood and try to get her consent to fulfil their wish.
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Five friends get curious about the opposite gender and decide to have physical relationship with women. They befriend a girl in the neighbourhood and try to get her consent to fulfil their wish.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:M.D. Shridhar
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Runtime:139 minutes
Studio:Komal Enterprises
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