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Dr. Rajkumar, a plastic surgeon marries Mahati, a shy & traditional village girl , leaving his his childhood love Maya Fernandez heartbroken. A tragedy strikes the couple, months after their marraige, which leads to a plastic surgery later, Maya 'becomes' Mahati.
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Dr. Rajkumar, a plastic surgeon marries Mahati, a shy & traditional village girl , leaving his his childhood love Maya Fernandez heartbroken. A tragedy strikes the couple, months after their marraige, which leads to a plastic surgery later, Maya 'becomes' Mahati.
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Genre:Thriller, Drama, Crime
Written By:Sandeep Raj
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Runtime:122 minutes
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