Thathamma Kala Trailer

Thathamma Kala Trailer (1974)

30 August 1974 Drama, Music 158 mins

Ramaiah, a young man, moves to the city with his wife and children, despite his grandmother's disapproval. Soon, he faces several troubles but his son, Balakrishna, reunites the family.

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Cast

N.T. Rama Rao

as Ramaiah / Musalaiah

Bhanumathi

as Ravamma

Raja Babu

as Hare Ram

Kanchana

as Seeta

International Releases Dates

India 30 August 1974

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