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Still the highest single day Share in ApTg record belongs to #Devara Even Pushpa2 and OG failed to beat Devara single share 62cr~ share in ApTg.. Koratala tho ala kottaav ante Dragon ni nuvvu srustinche vishvamsam kosam waiting pulii Jr NTR

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