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Sri Sri 

He loved a girl with no past and gave her a future ....Now destiny returns to take her back , steeped in a forgotten life , buried memories and claims he cannot disprove, caught between destiny and love , she must decide what truly means
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He loved a girl with no past and gave her a future ....Now destiny returns to take her back , steeped in a forgotten life , buried memories and claims he cannot disprove, caught between destiny and love , she must decide what truly means

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Genre:Romance, Drama
Directed By:Ravi Nelakuditi
Written By:Ravi Nelakuditi
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Studio:Sri Lakshmi Venkateswara Cinemas

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