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Hema and her friends lead a happy life with her father in a small town. Unfortunately, Hema's father passes away and she is forced to live with her cousin in a city.
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Hema and her friends lead a happy life with her father in a small town. Unfortunately, Hema's father passes away and she is forced to live with her cousin in a city.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:S.R. Puttanna Kanagal
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Runtime:161 minutes
Studio:Raghunandan International
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