Aadade Adharam Trailer (1988)
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Cast
Crew
Visu Writer
A. Purnachandra Rao Producer
N. Balakrishnan Director of Photography
Ganesh Original Music Composer
Shankar Original Music Composer
Kumar Editor
Ganesh Editor
Visu Director
International Titles
Aadhade Adharam Trailer
International Releases Dates
India 01 June 1988
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