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Shambo Shiva Shambo
Santosh, the son of a politicians, is in love with his family’s arch rival's daughter. Karunakar, Malli, and Chandu are his friends who sacrifice their dreams to help the two lovers unite. Ten days later, the married lovers give them a shock.
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Santosh, the son of a politicians, is in love with his family’s arch rival's daughter. Karunakar, Malli, and Chandu are his friends who sacrifice their dreams to help the two lovers unite. Ten days later, the married lovers give them a shock.
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Genre:Action
Written By:Samuthirakani
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Runtime:160 minutes
Studio:Global Infotainment
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