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OMG DANANEER DIRECTED THIS OFFICE SCENE WHERE TALHA WASS SUPPORTING ROSHI INFRONT OF SABEEKA..THE GIRL HAS STUDIED FILM MAKING SO YESSSSSS😭❤️ #meemsemohabbat #DananeerMobeen #talrosh

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❤️ swasti1 年前

And people questioned her just because she got viral due to tiktok... F*ck themm all u doubted her or still jealous of her success

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Piyasa Basu1 年前

Omg that was directed by Geena😭❤ she nailed it man multi talented ladki😚😚❤❤

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ᵏᵃˡʸᵃⁿⁱ1 年前

she always brings the best to the table, I remember she said something about talha's love, in her interview too. She's 💗

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Sithara Dewmini (Geena's version)1 年前

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