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Andhhagadu. 5.7 2 h 9 min 2017 13+. Gautham (Raj Tarun) easily impresses Nethra (Hebbah) even though he doesn't see anything. He is an RJ, she is a doctor. The spirit asks him to do two favours. Since he got sight because of this person (Rajendra Prasad), Gautham agrees to whatever the spirit asks. But it turns out that he ought to kill two ...
Andhhagadu. Gautham (Raj Tarun) easily impresses Nethra (Hebbah) even though he doesn't see anything. He is an RJ, she is a doctor. The spirit asks him to do two favours. Since he got sight because of this person (Rajendra Prasad), Gautham agrees to whatever the spirit asks. But it turns out that he ought to kill two persons and one of them is ...
Jun 2, 2017 · A blind man falls in love with the doctor who has arranged his eye transplant. The operation, although successful, carries unexpected and haunting consequences. Veligonda Srinivas. Director, Screenplay, Story. A blind man falls in love with the doctor who has arranged his eye transplant. The operation, although successful, carries unexpected ...
Jun 2, 2017 · Andhhagadu has a simple revenge plot in the end, but the way the director takes it to that point is superb. It is full of entertainment, and the narrative moves at a fast pace without stagnating at any point.
Watch Andhhagadu. 2017. 2 hr 9 min. 5.7 (173) Andhhagadu is a 2017 Indian comedy thriller film directed by Veligonda Srinivas and starring Raj Tarun, Hebah Patel, and Rajendra Prasad. The movie follows the story of Gautham, a young man with a visual impairment whose life takes an unexpected turn when he falls in love with Nethra, a radio jockey ...
Andhhagadu (2017) Trailer. Gautham (Raj Tarun) is a Radio jockey. He is a blind orphan. To fix his eyes he was looking for a donor. Then incidentally she met with a young female doctor Dr. Netra (Hebah Patel). He fell in love with her but tries to hide the fact that he was blind. She also falls in love with him eventually.
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Jun 22, 2017 · Here comes the official theatrical trailer of Raj Tarun's 'Andhhagadu'.
