Yaare Koogadali
Kumara and Natesa escape from their village and settle in the city. Later they start to work at a gas station. Soon they are chased by a gang of goons; while their actual truth is revealed.
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Kumara and Natesa escape from their village and settle in the city. Later they start to work at a gas station. Soon they are chased by a gang of goons; while their actual truth is revealed.
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Genre:Action, Thriller
Written By:Samuthirakani
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Runtime:136 minutes
Studio:Poornima Enterprises
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