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Interview: Shruti Haasan
Posted on November 6, 2019
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meera
November 7, 2019
Building the building blocks of the building… couldn’t get past that!
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abishekspeare
November 8, 2019
I want an #AskBR on AskBR
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krishikari
November 10, 2019
This is just like her father’s interview! She is saying a lot of words but what do they mean?! It’s all so abstract.
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Amit Joki
November 13, 2019
And it is laughable when people on Twitter tweet how brilliant a person she is, what an articulating mind, or things like that. She’s a lucky one for being a daughter of Kamal who’s had nothing to show for apart from her movie 3 and she gets the star treatment.
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