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Geetha
Geetha is a dumb orphan girl who runs an orphanage with the support of her childhood deaf friend Valli. Upcoming politician Bhagwan is with cruel mentality runs a medical mafia that does business with orphan children's organs. Geetha tries to expose Bhagwan's Mafia to public with the help of police officer Saradhi.
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Geetha is a dumb orphan girl who runs an orphanage with the support of her childhood deaf friend Valli. Upcoming politician Bhagwan is with cruel mentality runs a medical mafia that does business with orphan children's organs. Geetha tries to expose Bhagwan's Mafia to public with the help of police officer Saradhi.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller, Action, Horror
Written By:Vishwa R. Rao
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Runtime:136 minutes
Studio:Grand Movies
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