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Yemaindi Ee Vela 

Seenu and Avantika are divorced and headed for their respective second marriages. They both confess to their new partners about their previous marriage. But, things do not turn out as expected.
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Seenu and Avantika are divorced and headed for their respective second marriages. They both confess to their new partners about their previous marriage. But, things do not turn out as expected.

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Genre:Romance, Drama
Directed By:Sampath Nandi
Written By:Sampath Nandi
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Runtime:147 minutes
Studio:Sri Sathya Sai Arts

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