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But when his father(Nasser) dies, so many issues arise amidst his brother Bose(Jagapathi Babu) and other sisters. Tuck Jagadish is the most loved member of the Naidu family. The film is streaming now on Amazon Prime and, read our review to find out whether the film has any juice in it or not. So much was said about Tuck Jagadish and why it was released on the OTT platform. Starring: Nani, Ritu Varma, Aishwarya Rajesh, Jagapathi Babu
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