

Narasimha Naidu(2001)
Narasimha (Balakrishna) is an unassuming dance teacher raising a young child on his own. His true identity, and the story of his violent past, begin to unravel as former enemies interrupt his quiet new life.
Movie: Narasimha Naidu

నరసింహ నాయుడు
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Narasimha (Balakrishna) is an unassuming dance teacher raising a young child on his own. His true identity, and the story of his violent past, begin to unravel as former enemies interrupt his quiet new life.
Release Date
2001-01-11
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7
Rating:
3.5 startsTagline
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తెలుగు
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