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Sri Krishna is the son of a multimillionaire. He falls in love with the girl named Satya who hates millionaires and serves the poor. Sri Krishna bluffs her that he is a poor man and also makes his family to act like poor people. But he doesn't know about Satya's background which will put him and his family in furthermore trouble.
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Sri Krishna is the son of a multimillionaire. He falls in love with the girl named Satya who hates millionaires and serves the poor. Sri Krishna bluffs her that he is a poor man and also makes his family to act like poor people. But he doesn't know about Satya's background which will put him and his family in furthermore trouble.
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