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Feature Development Approach
1. Understanding the Core Product/Service
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- Identify Target Audience: Who are the users? Understanding the audience is crucial for feature development.
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5. Development and Testing
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Target Audience: Fans of Tamil cinema, psychological thrillers, and the original Anjali. Feature Development Approach 1
