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Sakthi is in love with Anjali but marries city girl Divya because his father has given his word to her dad. But Divya is least interested in making the marriage work and wants a divorce...
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Sakthi is in love with Anjali but marries city girl Divya because his father has given his word to her dad. But Divya is least interested in making the marriage work and wants a divorce...
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Genre:Romance, Comedy, Drama
Written By:Suraj
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Runtime:145 minutes
Studio:Lakshmi Movie Makers
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