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And yet again, why Dhanush needs to be celebrated more is because #Dhanush is the ONLY STAR who’s not hesitant to play Vulnerable, Flawed, Next door protagonist roles!! உண்மைலயே தமிழ் industry க்கு இன்னைக்கு தேதில கிடைச்ச ஒரு “பாறைல பூத்த செடி” அப்டினா அது தனுஷ் தான்..💙

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