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Neeku hit padithe chudali ani elaa korukuntunaro chudara pichodaa Vijay Deverakonda 🙂 You expressed the opinions of many people #ShekarKammula sir 🙏♥️ #Kuberaa

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The Spirit 🚩1 год назад

@TheDeverakonda Shekar sir tho thiyyachu ga erripuk gallatho chalanaey thisaadu Kubera lanti different film isthaadu

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𝐓𝐞𝐣𝐚1 год назад

@TheDeverakonda Shekar Sir 🥺

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Vishwanathᴷᴵᴺᴳᴰᴼᴹ👑1 год назад

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Rahulᴷᴵᴺᴳᴰᴼᴹ 👑🦁1 год назад

@TheDeverakonda Shekhar saar 🥹❤️

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@TheDeverakonda 🥲🥲

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krnj1 год назад

@TheDeverakonda Vd tho oka manchi movie tiyandi sir

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Adi👑1 год назад

@TheDeverakonda Shekhar Kamula Sir🥺❤️🙏

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Whiskey🦚1 год назад

@TheDeverakonda interview link pls

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Rohit Reddy 👑1 год назад

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