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BAAP vs KING — SUNNY DEOL vs SRK! 🔥 #SunnyDeol’s BAAP is set to release on 24 December 2026, creating a massive Christmas clash with #ShahRukhKhan’s #KING . 💥 Sunny Deol has already defeated #SRK in a box-office clash before. In 2001, INDIAN clashed with SRK’s ASOKA and Sunny...

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