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"Unless you believe in some principles to be true, there can be no peace. The intellect of all those who say "this is all we know, this what there is" is weak and fatigued. Perhaps there is another explanation, another truth, perhaps we don't know it yet!"- Chalam
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"Unless you believe in some principles to be true, there can be no peace. The intellect of all those who say "this is all we know, this what there is" is weak and fatigued. Perhaps there is another explanation, another truth, perhaps we don't know it yet!"- Chalam
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Gudipati Venkatachalam, Mohana Krishna Indraganti
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Kanakadhara Creations
Cast
Mohana Krishna Indraganti
Director
Jayalalita
Saradamba
Surya Bhagawan Das
Dr. Raghav
Tanikella Bharani
Narayana Swamy
Thallavajhula Mohnish
Kanakayya
Goparaju Ramana
Subramaniam
Sivannarayana Naripeddi
Kanakayya's Uncle
Jyothi
Lakshmi
Kamal
Dr. Srinivas
Thallavajhula Sundaram
Gopayya
Rachakonda Vidya Sagar
Sri Hari
Thallavajhula Sundaram
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