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Gayatri
Dasari Sivaji is a stage artiste on the lookout for his long-lost daughter Gayatri . What happened that broke his family apart? Will he ever reunite with his daughter, is what 'Gayatri' is all about.
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Dasari Sivaji is a stage artiste on the lookout for his long-lost daughter Gayatri . What happened that broke his family apart? Will he ever reunite with his daughter, is what 'Gayatri' is all about.
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Genre:Family, Action, Thriller
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Runtime:125 minutes
Studio:Sree Lakshmi Creations
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