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Najeeb, a young man, and Savithri, a poor woman, dream to become movie stars. Luckily, they receive an opportunity to work as lead actors in a film, but it causes problems in their lives.
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Najeeb, a young man, and Savithri, a poor woman, dream to become movie stars. Luckily, they receive an opportunity to work as lead actors in a film, but it causes problems in their lives.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Anil Narayanan
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Runtime:124 minutes
Studio:AOPL Entertainment
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