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Rushi

4.0/5
“A crowd-pleasing entertainer”
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Starring
Arvind Krishna, Supriya Shailaja
Music
Snigdha, Don Chandran
Director
Raj Madiraju
Producer
Ramesh Prasad
Audio Label
Aditya Music
Year
2012

Audio Songs

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01
Premane Prematho Surendranath NJ, Snigdha
03:22
02
Damn It - Anatomy Surendranath NJ, Noel
02:39
03
Paint The Town White Surendranath NJ, Vaangmay Saradhy, ML Ga
04:19
04
Dooram Kani Dooram Vaangmay Saradhy, Lipsika
02:52
05
Oh Chocoman Nenani Suman, Snigdha
03:15
06
Chaduve Chaduvu DON Chandran
01:51
07
Nishabdamantha Snigdha
03:24
08
Manasey Himamai Chandran, Snigdha
03:53
09
No Goodbyes Farewell Surendranath NJ, Vaangmay Saradhy, Akhil
03:24
10
Pranam Pranavam Vaangmay Saradhy
03:04
11
Epilogue Arvind Krishna
02:15

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Russia beckons Jeyam Ravi

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