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Jeeva is an engineering graduate with loving parents who seem to have an obsession with the retro era. The girl he falls in love with, Jo, lives with her sister's family. But what happens when their lives start mirroring with another couple's?
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Jeeva is an engineering graduate with loving parents who seem to have an obsession with the retro era. The girl he falls in love with, Jo, lives with her sister's family. But what happens when their lives start mirroring with another couple's?
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Genre:Action, Romance, Thriller
Written By:Vi Anand
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Runtime:140 minutes
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