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Bharti, a highly successful singer, escapes from his jealous wife who is unable to deal with his female fan following. He meets Jyothi, a dancer who has also escaped from her cruel husband.
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Bharti, a highly successful singer, escapes from his jealous wife who is unable to deal with his female fan following. He meets Jyothi, a dancer who has also escaped from her cruel husband.
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Genre:Family, Drama, Romance
Written By:K. Balachander
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Runtime:151 minutes
Studio:Kavithalayaa Productions
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