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#ShrutikaArjun cracked it way before the #WeekendKaVaar 🔥❤️ She was the only contender who knew everybody's moves in the game before they even played it😎 Salman Khan Colors TV Jio Cinema Team Shrutika Arjun #ShrutikaArjun #FearlessShrutika #fierceshrutika #FierceQueenShrutika #entertainer #ChennaiXpressShrutika #TamilNaduSingappenney #trending #tamil #biggboss8tamil #chennai #TamilNadu #singapenney #BB18StarShrutika #kollywood...

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SpeakYourMindvor 1 Jahr

@BeingSalmanKhan @ColorsTV @JioCinema @Team_Shrutika And your game was be nice to your friend and say behind she is playing a fake love angle #ChumVeer #KaranVeerMehra #KaranVeerMehra

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icevor 1 Jahr

@BeingSalmanKhan @ColorsTV @JioCinema @Team_Shrutika KARAN KA PEECHA CHOD AUR JAA ENGLISH SEEKHLE BUDDHIYA

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Shweta 🩷vor 1 Jahr

@BeingSalmanKhan @ColorsTV @JioCinema @Team_Shrutika Girl! Save yourself the humiliation! 🤦‍♀️ Only if you listened more, used brains rather than using that tongue more often, you'd still be liked by the people! KVM cracked you way before, and thankfully disconnected. Now get off his back! 🙃

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Tanuvor 1 Jahr

@BeingSalmanKhan @ColorsTV @JioCinema @Team_Shrutika Everyone is not selfish like you Shrutika or har koi tumhare jaise ginane ke liye kisi ka favor nahi karta. May be that’s why you were not able to understand Karan’s decision ever. Introspect. Understand why BB audience were able to connect more with karan but not with you

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SecurityPalvor 2 Jahren

In Part 2 of episode 10, @WilHarm3 of @craft_ventures and Josh Mullis of @productivai look back at their trip to Kathmandu, our Nepal office and Everest Base Camp. Watch the final episode of In Security here:

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Swathi Bvor 1 Jahr

@BeingSalmanKhan @ColorsTV @JioCinema @Team_Shrutika With the same logic, just like Karan you too had nominated yourself once for Chum to look mahaan.😅

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Moonavor 1 Jahr

@BeingSalmanKhan @ColorsTV @JioCinema @Team_Shrutika Acha hoa nikal gayi bahar. Obsessed insannnn

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Akirtidhasavor 1 Jahr

@BeingSalmanKhan @ColorsTV @JioCinema @Team_Shrutika If jealousy has a face then it's shrutika

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Kelly1313👑vor 1 Jahr

Your hatred for #chumveer is unreal😤 Specially for #karanveermehra 😒You really want to visit Arunachal Pradesh right? Pls.. come We will give you unconditional love👠😐BTW I celebrated👇and gave treat to my friends whn you got eliminated Coz it was one of My happiest Day😭Anyways.. since you are Out now from BB.. why don’t you focus on your family and try to be lil positive as a person?😒 Also… try to stay away from @KaranVeerMehra and @chumdarang ok?🙏🙂✌️ #chumdarang #bb18 #biggboss18

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~ɐuıH~vor 1 Jahr

@BeingSalmanKhan @ColorsTV @JioCinema @Team_Shrutika Bahar nikal kay bhi Karan ka peecha nahi chor rahe. get a life man seriously

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✮⋆˙vor 1 Jahr

@BeingSalmanKhan @ColorsTV @JioCinema @Team_Shrutika babe you're evicted now kyun troll hone wale kaam kar rahi ho, move on 🤍

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