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Purushotham, a middle-class boy dreams of going to Dubai. However, he falls for Athmika. Will this middle-class local boy succeed in achieving his dream or risk losing everything he holds dear?
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Purushotham, a middle-class boy dreams of going to Dubai. However, he falls for Athmika. Will this middle-class local boy succeed in achieving his dream or risk losing everything he holds dear?
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Devadas Kapikad
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Runtime:133 minutes
Studio:Rashtrakuta Pictures
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