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Orchestra Mysuru
The film follows a young man from Mysore with a dream to become a singer in the local orchestras. Can he triumphs over all difficulties to make his dream come true?
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The film follows a young man from Mysore with a dream to become a singer in the local orchestras. Can he triumphs over all difficulties to make his dream come true?
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Genre:Music, Drama, Comedy, Family
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Runtime:174 minutes
Studio:KRG Studios, Daali Pictures
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