Ra Ra Sarasukku Ra Ra
The story tells the story of three women caught up in a random murder and their struggles to escape. The scenes are exciting and comedic. The problems caused by the prevailing callboy culture are told with humor. It will be a story full of crime, action and horror, full of thrilling action and clichéd incidents. After seeing the chats and free scenes of the young men and women in the ladies hostel in the film, the Chennai Zonal Officer said that he could not give a censor certificate to this film, so we went to the Mumbai Revising Committee and bought an A certificate with cuts
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The story tells the story of three women caught up in a random murder and their struggles to escape. The scenes are exciting and comedic. The problems caused by the prevailing callboy culture are told with humor. It will be a story full of crime, action and horror, full of thrilling action and clichéd incidents. After seeing the chats and free scenes of the young men and women in the ladies hostel in the film, the Chennai Zonal Officer said that he could not give a censor certificate to this film, so we went to the Mumbai Revising Committee and bought an A certificate with cuts
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Pon Murugan
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:Sky Wanders Entertainment
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