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The Great Story of Sodabuddi 

The film tells the story of Sodabuddi, who spends his life wastefully. He has two romantic encounters and the audience gets to relive these tales, until the climax throws in a complete surprise.
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The film tells the story of Sodabuddi, who spends his life wastefully. He has two romantic encounters and the audience gets to relive these tales, until the climax throws in a complete surprise.

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Genre:Crime, Drama, Romance
Directed By:Jyothirao Mohith
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Runtime:154 minutes
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