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SUNEEL DARSHAN - NADEEM - SAMEER REUNITE FOR 'ANDAAZ 2': FIRST LOOK POSTER + TEASER OUT NOW... After a 7-year hiatus, the celebrated trio - writer-producer-director #SuneelDarshan, music composer #Nadeem [of #NadeemShravan] and lyricist #Sameer - reunites for the musical entertainer #Andaaz2. #FirstLook poster and #Andaaz2Teaser out now. 🔗:...

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axay patel🔥🔥1 year ago

Akki ka aura ye khajoor match karega kya lmao😂

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Holly Dayle1 year ago

Feeling like this is the perfect anthem for Autumn! 🥰 Nat King Cole songs always hit the mark - I love singing them! WDYT? Should I do the whole thing? #autumnleaves #NatKingCole #FallVibes #JazzClassics #coversong #music #Singing #SmoothJazz

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Bollywood lover1 year ago

Akshay Kumar ki baat 🔥

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S@M@R🇮🇳🎓1 year ago

Bollywood ka future khatre me hai... Koi bhi newcomer promising nhi lg rha 😐😐

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RajNRao1 year ago

Atleast poster to dhang ka banate Like this

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Ritesh Mishra1 year ago

Bekar me paisa barbad kar raha, flop he hogi

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Bulli from dilli1 year ago

Wow this is nice to know about the sequel of Andaaz movie What a fantastic movie it was There were many good songs by Nadeem Shravan and Sameer Such a acting by Akshay Kumar Lara Dutta and Priyanka Chopra Hope the sequel of this movie will work as older one

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AR1 year ago

Abbey toh koi alt balaji walo ki sasti 🌽 video Ka poster lag ra 🤣🤣

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Dealzeen1 year ago

Ek or achi movie ka sequel bana ke uska naam barbaad karenge Stupidity

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suenil1 year ago

Why do these people waste money?... Look at the star cast... They can't even pull 100 people to the theatre...

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Lavanya1 year ago

#Andaaz2

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