Kadaisi Bench Karthi
★ 4 · 2017 · 121m · Romance · Comedy
Kadaisi Bench Karthi is an upcoming Indian Tamil comedy film directed by Ravi Bhargavan. This Tamil-Telugu bilingual comedy showcases the effect that a smart phone can have on a loving relationship.
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