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A village is split into two because of rivalry between two families. Years later, a young man returns from America and tries to reconcile the differences between the two village heads who were, once upon a time, close friends.
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A village is split into two because of rivalry between two families. Years later, a young man returns from America and tries to reconcile the differences between the two village heads who were, once upon a time, close friends.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Thotapalli Madhu
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Runtime:147 minutes
Studio:S.S. Creations
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