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A motley crew congregates at an upscale hotel for various reasons right after a bill is passed, allowing citizens to carry firearms. A madcap journey reveals everyone’s hidden motives.
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A motley crew congregates at an upscale hotel for various reasons right after a bill is passed, allowing citizens to carry firearms. A madcap journey reveals everyone’s hidden motives.
Rating:
Genre:Action, Comedy
Written By:Ritesh Rana, R. Teja
In Theaters:
Box Office:$3,294
Runtime:154 minutes
Studio:Clap Entertainment, Mythri Movie Makers
Cast
Ritesh Rana
Director
Lavanya Tripathi
Pasupaleti Happy Tripathi / Pasupaleti Baby Tripathi
Satya
Max Pain
Vennela Kishore
Rythvik Sodhi
Naresh Agastya
Lucky
Gundu Sudarshan
Uncle Fixit
Getup Srinu
William
Privij
Serena
Rahul Ramakrishna
Gunda
Harsha Chemudu
Manager
Vidyullekha Raman
Receptionist QT
Ravi Teja Nannimala
Benami
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