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Performance so goated that it made the memorable 'Eega' to settle on his lap. Besides emitting an insane aura, Kichcha Sudeepa as Jay in 'Rann' had a mind that lusts for power but also held a heart that could carry remorse.He was too good at enacting those emotions #Sudeep #Rann

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