Where to Watch Okkadu in Canada
Ajay is in Kurnool for a Kabaddi match when he happens to save Swapna from a brutal factionist, Obul Reddy. The latter pursues them but Ajay refuses to back down from a confrontation with him.
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- Runtime
- 170 minutes
- Released
- Origin Country
- India
- Languages
- en
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