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Tiragabadara Saami 

Giri, dedicated to reuniting missing people with loved ones, marries Shailaja, an orphan. Discovering her pregnancy, his joy turns to shock when tasked to find a missing woman, revealed to be the real Shailaja. Will he find out his wife`s true identity?
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Giri, dedicated to reuniting missing people with loved ones, marries Shailaja, an orphan. Discovering her pregnancy, his joy turns to shock when tasked to find a missing woman, revealed to be the real Shailaja. Will he find out his wife`s true identity?

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Genre:Action, Romance
Written By:A.S. Ravi Kumar Chowdary
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:Suraksh Entertainments

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