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Aravind Krishna, an indecisive man finds himself in a tight spot when he is forced to choose between two women.
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Aravind Krishna, an indecisive man finds himself in a tight spot when he is forced to choose between two women.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Vivek Athreya
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Runtime:132 minutes
Studio:Dharmapath Creations
Cast
Vivek Athreya
Director
Sree Vishnu
Aravind Krishna
Nivetha Pethuraj
Swecha
Amrutha Srinivasan
Renuka
Shivaji Raja
Arvind Krishna's father
Kireeti Damaraju
Saki
Keshav Deepak
Manu
Madhumani
Aravind's Mother
Raj Madiraju
Swetcha's Father
Darbha Appaji Ambarisha
Office Colleague
Nara Rohith
Passenger in Bus
Rag Mayur
Rag Mayur
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