The End of “The End of Oak Street” is Oak Street
An attempt to capture nostalgia that unfortunately just doesn’t work
Veera Simha Reddy
Jai Simha Reddy, a businessman in Turkey and doting son of Meenakshi falls in love with Eesha. On the verge of his marriage, Jai comes to know the secret about his father Veera Simha Reddy who comes to Turkey to settle the marriage, which is when Jai meets his father for the first time. Things take a drastic turn around when Veera's past follows him to Turkey.
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Jai Simha Reddy, a businessman in Turkey and doting son of Meenakshi falls in love with Eesha. On the verge of his marriage, Jai comes to know the secret about his father Veera Simha Reddy who comes to Turkey to settle the marriage, which is when Jai meets his father for the first time. Things take a drastic turn around when Veera's past follows him to Turkey.
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Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:Gopichand Malineni
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Runtime:172 minutes
Studio:Mythri Movie Makers
Cast
Gopichand Malineni
Director
Nandamuri Balakrishna
Veera Simha Reddy / Jai Simha Reddy
Varalaxmi Sarathkumar
Bhanumathi
Duniya Vijay
Musali Madugu Pratap Reddy
Honey Rose
Meenakshi
Lal
Siddappa
Shruti Haasan
Eesha
Naveen Chandra
Sekhar
P. Ravi Shankar
Krishna Reddy
Murali Sharma
Jayaram
Sachin Khedekar
Rajagopal
Pammi Sai
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