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Another 2K idiot who doesn’t have the basic sense to stop at a distance while an elephant herd is crossing the road . The elephants behaved way more sensibly . Never touched him , nor his vehicle .

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Twinkle_🗿1 year ago

That elephant : wommala family trip aa poittu irukken.. Thaniya irukum pothu sikiratha

Ajay AJ1 year ago

Well said! Because of these idiots, good bikers get a bad name and reputation.

Srikanth Anbu1 year ago

At first place there is no proof of him being a 2k kid and even if so u don't hold any right to generalize an entire generation bro !

Jai Karthik1 year ago

Adhenna 2k idiot ??

Giggar Exe1 year ago

Sari da boomer thevidya Paya 🌃

POSITIVE AGENT1 year ago

This shows the importance of respecting wildlife and maintaining a safe distance. Elephants are often more aware and considerate of their surroundings than some people. Safety first!

Mano Vijay1 year ago

Scene creation is increased now a days

Abdsamyu1 year ago

Enaaayaa elathkum kaaruthu solliee aagnumaa ilaana thala vedichruma?? Potham podhuvaa 2k kida nu epdi solra??

Tamil Talki𓃵1 year ago

How do you know he is 2k ?

udhay1 year ago

How do you know he is 2k

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