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Suresh and Shraddha, who have matched through an online matrimonial site, are set to get married. But, with less than a fortnight for their wedding, Shraddha has cold feet and the family meets to discuss whether or not they should go ahead with the preparations.
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Suresh and Shraddha, who have matched through an online matrimonial site, are set to get married. But, with less than a fortnight for their wedding, Shraddha has cold feet and the family meets to discuss whether or not they should go ahead with the preparations.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Pooja Sudhir, Rahul P K
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Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:Paramvah Studios
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