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Up next for Siddharth

On Thursday, actor R Madhavan unveiled the first look poster of Siddharth-starrer Miss You. He also wrote, “After the multiple award-winning # Chithha, my dear bro Sid picks up a story on the way after ages…roses are red, violets are...

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Updated At : 02:57 PM Jun 07, 2024 IST

On Thursday, actor R Madhavan unveiled the first look poster of Siddharth-starrer Miss You. He also wrote, “After the multiple award-winning # Chithha, my dear bro Sid picks up a story on the way after ages…roses are red, violets are blue, Sid’s next romance film is Miss You…”

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