'You People' is as Glossy and Uneven as its Predecessors
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Namasthe Bali
Annamma and Chandi are engaged to be married. Annamma starts weaving dreams of their glorious future, when Chandi flees to Bali, leaving her and their wedding in the lurch. A determined Annamma leaves for Bali as well, intending to find him, and comes across a world-renowned photographer, Sunny, during her stint there, who transforms the ugly duckling into a swan.
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Annamma and Chandi are engaged to be married. Annamma starts weaving dreams of their glorious future, when Chandi flees to Bali, leaving her and their wedding in the lurch. A determined Annamma leaves for Bali as well, intending to find him, and comes across a world-renowned photographer, Sunny, during her stint there, who transforms the ugly duckling into a swan.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Devadas Dhinil Babu
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Minhal Productions
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