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Tora Mora Katti
Tora Mora Katti is a story of two young couple Adi (Sailendra Samantray) and Saachi (Sheetal Patra) who got married accidentally and now facing problem for divorce. Meanwhile adi trying to convince saachi but in a circumstance Gabbar (Siddhant Mohapatra) a baaghi kidnap them and negotiate with government.
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Tora Mora Katti is a story of two young couple Adi (Sailendra Samantray) and Saachi (Sheetal Patra) who got married accidentally and now facing problem for divorce. Meanwhile adi trying to convince saachi but in a circumstance Gabbar (Siddhant Mohapatra) a baaghi kidnap them and negotiate with government.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ramesh Rout
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Studio:Jhilik Motion Pictures
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