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#Yellamma - Venu Yeldandi #Balagam since the script work is strong we just hope, you'll shape it better than #Balagam No need to review #Nithiin's recent film, it's Evident even before release, Sad to see him these days, not because of flops but he appears silent & dull in... show more

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ρꪖꪜꪖꪀ 𝕜ꪖꪶꪗꪖꪀᵂᵃʳ²1 year ago

@VenuYeldandi9 Ikkada mrng shows kuda start avvaledu ra kojja

Nani1 year ago

@VenuYeldandi9 Venu Ayinaa sarey akkada unnadi Nithin... Kashtame Hit kottudu 🫠🫠

Abhinav THAMMUDU1 year ago

@VenuYeldandi9 🥹🥹

SHAA®️🔥1 year ago

@VenuYeldandi9 he sustained for 23 years and will further too sustain despite the flops , his dad is a producer , i dont think its hard to materialise projects

Vijay4u1 year ago

@VenuYeldandi9 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Kalyan Cult🦅火1 year ago

@VenuYeldandi9 Nithin 9 flops ne tatukoni vachedu Nthg lite Eve

𝐕𝐃𝟏𝟐ᴷᴵᴺᴳᴰᴼᴹ1 year ago

@VenuYeldandi9 Arey edhem edupu ra kojjaa

Abhilash1 year ago

@VenuYeldandi9 Nitin will spoil that film with unnecessary comedy and item songs, hope movie shelves and venu pick genuine actors

Jai Revanth anna1 year ago

@VenuYeldandi9 Babu real estate full pasialu unte 23 emi 50 kuda untadu bey. Aade producer adi films ki ani industry lo evadni adigina chepthadu. Paisalu lekunte Aa nathi gadu 2 years undevadu kadu industry lo. Nuvu ni yedava dlm sodhi🤡🤣

dRagon 🐉 🦚 🇮🇳1 year ago

@VenuYeldandi9 Paapam last movie hit ayindi AAa anukunta , Ishq movie tarvatha malli bounce back ichadu after 11 flops malli again anni flops after AAa.

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