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Jodi 

Kapil, a system admin, detests his father for betting money on Cricket. He is such a Cricket buff that he named his son after Kapil Dev. When Kapil falls in love with a French teacher Kanchana Mala his world changes.
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Kapil, a system admin, detests his father for betting money on Cricket. He is such a Cricket buff that he named his son after Kapil Dev. When Kapil falls in love with a French teacher Kanchana Mala his world changes.

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Genre:Action, Drama, Romance
Directed By:Vishwanath Arigela
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Runtime:140 minutes
Studio:Bhavna Creations

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