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directed by Satya Gopal Bhatnagar. It was also released in Hindi as ''Anokha Premyudh'' in 1994. The film stars

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and

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. The music was composed by Manoj Saran. The film was also dubbed in Tamil as ''Rojakkal Unakkaga''.

Cast

as Prashanth *

as Preeti *

as Anthony * Sithara ;Telugu version * Ranganath as Preeti's father *

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as Prashant's grand mother *

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as lecturer *

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as Preeti's paternal uncle * Sudhakar as Preeti's maternal uncle *

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as Prashant's friend *

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as Prashant's friend ;Hindi version *

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* Paintal as Ganpat *Prashant Sagar * Rami Reddy

Soundtrack

Telugu version

Hindi version

References

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