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Satya, the son of a priest, leads a straightforward life until he meets the girl of his dreams. His love for her drags him into the world of crime, making him lose everyone he is close to.
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Satya, the son of a priest, leads a straightforward life until he meets the girl of his dreams. His love for her drags him into the world of crime, making him lose everyone he is close to.
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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Upendra
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Runtime:150 minutes
Studio:Poornima Enterprises
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