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Thupaki Ramudu
Ramudu is a free-spirited, illiterate orphan from a village. Priya is a well-educated woman who runs a book store in the same village. What makes them fall in love and how they manage to face the odds that come along with it.
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Ramudu is a free-spirited, illiterate orphan from a village. Priya is a well-educated woman who runs a book store in the same village. What makes them fall in love and how they manage to face the odds that come along with it.
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