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Maama Mascheendra 

Parasuram, shaped by traumatic childhood experiences, evolves into a ruthless enforcer, with the help of his aid Ramadasu, willing to sacrifice even his own family for immense wealth. Several years later, Parasuram's daughter, Vishalakshi falls head over heels for Durga in Visakhapatnam and Meenakshi, Dasu's daughter falls for the renowned DJ in Hyderabad. Parasuram becomes suspicious, suspecting that his nephews, strikingly resembling him, might be plotting revenge under the guise of love.
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Parasuram, shaped by traumatic childhood experiences, evolves into a ruthless enforcer, with the help of his aid Ramadasu, willing to sacrifice even his own family for immense wealth. Several years later, Parasuram's daughter, Vishalakshi falls head over heels for Durga in Visakhapatnam and Meenakshi, Dasu's daughter falls for the renowned DJ in Hyderabad. Parasuram becomes suspicious, suspecting that his nephews, strikingly resembling him, might be plotting revenge under the guise of love.

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Genre:Action, Drama
Directed By:Harsha Vardhan
Written By:Harsha Vardhan
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Runtime:149 minutes
Studio:Sree Venkateswara Cinemas LLP

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