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Solid Reply to Chinmayi Sripaada for her worst opinion about Sri Rama. Explained it from Sri Ramayanam. REPOST AS MUCH Tag her in comments & educate in your style. Hara Hara Mahadeva 🙏

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Sanatana Traveller1 year ago

@rjkiranofficial @BjymKalyani

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Nithish KN1 year ago

@Chinmayi @Chinmayi this is a tight slap to you. 😂😂😂

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Janasainik1 year ago

@Chinmayi Didn't she blocked you 🤣

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Sanatana Traveller1 year ago

@Chinmayi Will do that soon anna 😂

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Kiran Srivatsa ( Bharat Ka Parivaar Garv se)1 year ago

@Chinmayi She is communist. I advised her to visit mind doctor,, takes time for her recovery.

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Rangarajan Narasimhan1 year ago

@Chinmayi Jai Shri Ram! Dont worry about 1d1ots. There are plenty and one of them is what you are responding to. Anyways, others will definitely learn from your explanation!! Jai Shri Ram!

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Tony Montana1 year ago

@Chinmayi

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Nani1 year ago

@Chinmayi Hour rate actors, Actors does not know the power of sriram 🚩

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crack chesi hack Cheste ᴿᴱᴮᴱᴸᵂᴼᴼᴰ1 year ago

@Chinmayi @Chinmayi andaru ne mogudu/ne intlo unna abbailu laaga undaru ayna ninnu ani tappu ledu le ne parenting lone tappu undi aa baavi lo nundi bayataki vachi prapanchani choodu

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Raj Sekhar VVS janapareddy (Modi ka parivaar)1 year ago

@Chinmayi How this lady could talk like this when she added Sripada to her name which means : One whose feet are worthy of worship, venerable, best. Such cheap person are not at all worthy to have such name 😔

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