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"Be it Aadukalam, Polladhavan, Mayakkam Enna, Asuran & Vaathi which won the national award. My important films are with #Dhanush combo♥️🔥. Whenever I'm down he gave the support. A true friend🫶🫂" - #GVPrakash at #Kara coimbatore Event

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