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Teju, a software employee, once a Princess & Sweetheart of her family, is now an alcoholic and stays alone. Vivek, a driver, enters her life; he saves her from goons who try to take advantage of her intoxicated state. How did Teju’s life change after meeting Vivek?
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Teju, a software employee, once a Princess & Sweetheart of her family, is now an alcoholic and stays alone. Vivek, a driver, enters her life; he saves her from goons who try to take advantage of her intoxicated state. How did Teju’s life change after meeting Vivek?
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Kiran Abbavaram, Kiran Abbavaram
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Runtime:130 minutes
Studio:Kodi Divyaa Entertainments
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