Asadhyudu
Top 10 Billed Cast
Parthoo
Prakash
Thambu
Parthoo's Father
Raghunath
Parthoo's Friend
Ram
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Overview
Pardhoo, a college boy who hates to see inequality around him, fights a dangerous criminal gang in Hyderabad run by two brothers Prakash and Thambi.
Release Date
2006-02-26
Average
8
Rating:
4.0 startsTagline
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Languages:
తెలుగు
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