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✓ Published: 31-Mar-2021
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‘Peeche! Peeche!”: Soha Ali Khan and Kunal Kemmu instruct the paps to maintain social distance amid the rise in COVID-19 cases. The couple were snapped together post-workout. Seems like the adorable pair were each other’s gym partners and motivators for the day. While Soha Ali Khan wore a jazzy jacket with a silver undertone, Kunal Kemmu added comfort to his look with loose casuals. South Indian actress Rashmika Mandanna was spotted outside a production house today. The actress was all smi
‘Peeche! Peeche!”: Soha Ali Khan and Kunal Kemmu instruct the paps to maintain social distance amid the rise in COVID-19 cases. The couple were snapped together post-workout. Seems like the adorable pair were each other’s gym partners and motivators for the day. While Soha Ali Khan wore a jazzy jacket with a silver undertone, Kunal Kemmu added comfort to his look with loose casuals. South Indian actress Rashmika Mandanna was spotted outside a production house today. The actress was all smi
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