Balu, a determined middle-class man who finds himself at a crossroads when Sarayu enters his life, rekindling his long-lost desire for romantic relationships. Balu must try his best to stop his cousin’s marriage in order to save his own love life.
Ram Abbaraju
Director
Sree Vishnu
Bala Subramanyam "Balu"
Reba Monica John
Sarayu
Naresh
Uma Maheswara Rao "Uma"
Srikanth Iyengar
Rama Krishna
Nellore Sudharshan
"Box Office" Badshaah
Pramodini Pammi
Uma's Wife
Keyuri
Vaishnavi "Vaishu"
Mamilla Shailaja Priya
Maheswari
Goparaju Vijay
Prabhakar
Devi Prasad
Murali Krishna
Vennela Kishore
Kula Sekhar
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