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SAAHO STORY Saaho  aka  Saho  is an Telugu action movie directed by Sujeeth of 'Run Raja Run' fame. The movie has Prabhas in the lead role. The first-look poster was released on 23rd, April 2017 which revealed that Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy composing the music. Madhie is in charge of cinematography and Sabu Cyril has been roped in as the art director. The movie has been produced by Vamsi and Pramod under the banner UV Creations.   Predicted Story Prabhas will be seen as a cop, who is lovingly called Saaho (Sahukar). His father is a scientist who created a jet pack and how Saaho used this technology to defeat the drug mafia forms the rest of the story. 

Cast: Swathi Reddy  as Tripura Naveen Chandra  as Tripura's husband Rao Ramesh Saptagiri  as Tripura's cousin Sivannarayana as Tripura's father Jaya Prakash Reddy Preeti Nigam as Tripura's servant Shankar.  MOVIE STORY: Tripura is a story about village background. Tripura (Swathi Reddy) is a village girl who has weird dreams and all those dreams come true. Tripura is taken to Hyderabad for her treatment about the dreams. There she meets a doctor, (Naveen Chandra), and they both fall in love and get married. They soon move into a big penthouse. Soon Tripura notices paranormal activitys.The doctor's friend goes missing. As time passes, Tripura continues to get these dreams, until one day where she sees herself killing her husband with a knife. Naveen's friend, a police officer is intending to search for his and Naveen's friend. When the police officer tells Tripura that Naveen killed their friend and that he will kill her also. When Naveen rea

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