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Mareechika 

Follows Venkata Laxmi, a village girl who claims Sanju has been murdered, and introduces Mareechika, a US-returned woman, into his life, leading to shifting relationships and a murder investigation.
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Follows Venkata Laxmi, a village girl who claims Sanju has been murdered, and introduces Mareechika, a US-returned woman, into his life, leading to shifting relationships and a murder investigation.

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Genre:Romance, Thriller
Directed By:Satish Kasetty
Written By:Lakshmi Bhoopal
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Runtime:138 minutes
Studio:Chilaka Productions

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