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Monday, September 27, 2004 • Tamil
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After all the troubles and travails, Appa Rao Driving School --- Adavallaku Matramé looks ready for release.
The film, which has got its share of publicity after one of the lead actresses Malavika walked out after the hero Rajendra Prasad allegedly misbehaved with her, is a typical comedy flick.
Rajendra Prasad who revels in such movies is said to have turned out one of his better performances (though Malavika wouldn't agree).
Directed by Anji Sinu, the movie is about a quaint driving school that is open only for women.
The heroines are Malavika and Preety Jinghania. Both are said to have got adequate exposure.
Let us see whether the film can have the audiences in splits.
Pity, Malavika didn't see the funny side of it.
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