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गोविंदा के भाई कीर्ति कुमार ने गोविंदा और कृष्णा के बीच चल रही तकरार और आरती सिंह की शादी में शिरकत करने को लेकर बात की है. उन्होंने कहा कि परिवार ईश्वर की बहुत बड़ी देन है. <br/> <br/>Govinda's brother Kirti Kumar has talked about the ongoing dispute between Govinda and Krishna and attending Aarti Singh's wedding. He said that family is a great gift of God. <br/> <br/>#GovindaAtArtisinghWedding #Artisinghwedding #GovindaBrotherKirtikumar<br/>~PR.114~ED.118~HT.318~
गोविंदा के भाई कीर्ति कुमार ने गोविंदा और कृष्णा के बीच चल रही तकरार और आरती सिंह की शादी में शिरकत करने को लेकर बात की है. उन्होंने कहा कि परिवार ईश्वर की बहुत बड़ी देन है. <br/> <br/>Govinda's brother Kirti Kumar has talked about the ongoing dispute between Govinda and Krishna and attending Aarti Singh's wedding. He said that family is a great gift of God. <br/> <br/>#GovindaAtArtisinghWedding #Artisinghwedding #GovindaBrotherKirtikumar<br/>~PR.114~ED.118~HT.318~
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