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Sagar, a singer-turned-alcoholic, decides to mend his ways and rekindle his passion after falling in love with Suma. However, all hell breaks loose when she does not turn up for his concert.
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Sagar, a singer-turned-alcoholic, decides to mend his ways and rekindle his passion after falling in love with Suma. However, all hell breaks loose when she does not turn up for his concert.
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Genre:Music, Drama, Romance
Written By:Sunil Kumar Desai
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Runtime:157 minutes
Studio:Srinivasa Productions
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