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#Vishal on #NTR’s PERFORMANCE in #Temper “NTR’s performance in the #Temper climax was simply UNMATCHED! 🔥 I wanted more people to experience that magic through my remake. Watching him perform, I completely forgot the script and was swept away by the sheer intensity of his emotions. He just EXPLODED... show more

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