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Lacchi 

Lacchi who is marginalized by her family, endures hardship and marital abuse while striving to secure a brighter future for her daughter, Sita. Tragedy strikes when Sita unexpectedly disappears, leaving Lacchi shattered.
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Lacchi who is marginalized by her family, endures hardship and marital abuse while striving to secure a brighter future for her daughter, Sita. Tragedy strikes when Sita unexpectedly disappears, leaving Lacchi shattered.

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Directed By:Krishne Gowda
Written By:B.T. Lalitha Naik
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Runtime:107 minutes
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