Durmargudu
Jul 05 2019
•2h 8m
•Action, Thriller
Durmargudu is a action thriller movie directed by Suneeth Jampa and produced by Rajuvamsee. The movie cast includes Vijay Krishna, Firdous Banu, Zara khan are playing in the main lead roles while Chinni Krishna scored music.
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Racha Ravi
Firdous Banu
Vijay Krishna
Zarakhan
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