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Best VFX Work And Making in Recent Times ✌🏼✌🏼 #Kanguva Doesn't Deserves This Much Hate 🙂 Yes Screenplay Wise Movie Had So Many Flaws & Negative But Idea & Making Wise Definitely Not Worst As Its Projected ✌🏼

150,524 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

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EXC UPDATES1 год назад

Hate means gnanvel unwanted mouth blabber...

Фото профиля Adharsh
Adharsh1 год назад

It deserves more hate for the stupid sound and lame story and crappy screenplay

Фото профиля Adharsh
Adharsh1 год назад

Anyone can have great idea if the execution fails its a bad film

Фото профиля Don
Don1 год назад

Nothing can save that stupid plot......

Фото профиля Riccardo X D
Riccardo X D1 год назад

When u realize producer and Suriya's vethu buildup was the reason for this mammoth failure

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Online Suriya Fans Team1 год назад

Exclusive : " At First ! We Thought Of Doing A Biopic. But Since He Had Already Firmly Established Himself In Socially Driven Biopics Like Soorarai Pottru & Jai Bhim !! So We Finally Decided To Go With A Diff. Kind Of This Storyline😄🔥🔥" - Venky Atluri About #Suriya46

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Suriya Fans Trends1 год назад

Exclusive : " Once ! I Guided & Took Care Of Suriya & Looked After Our family But Now, That Time Has Passed. Today, It's @Suriya_offl Who Takes Care Of Our Family & We Are Now Moving Forward Under His Leadership❤️❤️❤️ " - Sivakumar Iyya.

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Filmy Pedia1 год назад

#IrumbuKaiMayavi - Happen Any Time Soon🤝 & Only With @Suriya_offl na ❤️ - LokeshKanagaraj

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Sri1 год назад

Exclusive : " He Is My Most Fav. Actor In Tamil & He Is A Great Inspiration To Me Both In Real Life & Through His Films. " - Venky Atluri About @Suriya_offl Na❤️❤️

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