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Balaji thinks men can do everything as they are supposed to be the head of the family and earn for them. But he realises his mistake when he loses his job and his wife has to work.
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Balaji thinks men can do everything as they are supposed to be the head of the family and earn for them. But he realises his mistake when he loses his job and his wife has to work.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Mullapudi Venkata Ramana
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Runtime:145 minutes
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