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When a girl, supposedly an expert in palmistry, requests Jayesh to display his hand, he eagerly obliges. But when she tells him that this will be the worst time of his life, it surprises him.
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When a girl, supposedly an expert in palmistry, requests Jayesh to display his hand, he eagerly obliges. But when she tells him that this will be the worst time of his life, it surprises him.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Rakesh Mantodi, Sharesh Malayenkandy
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Runtime:122 minutes
Studio:Varnachithra Bigscreen
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