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Salman Khan shares teaser of the upcoming single 'Pyaar Karona' sung by him - Times of India

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By Tony Horton, Babbal Rai
| The Times of India Verified
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Aditya Roy Kapur kick starts his Sunday with a walk down the farm - Times of India

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By Babbal Rai, Veer Sahu, Pranjal Dahiya, Somvir Katurwal
| The Times of India Verified
Aditya Roy Kapur is painted in the hues of weekend vibes. He has done Sunday right by starting the day with a walk down the farm, and even shared a picture from the same. Donning a cowboy hat and clad in his casual long t-shirt and shorts, Aditya Roy is rocking a very edgy look. Also, the picture gives out a vibe of some expedition going on, but the caption of the same speaks otherwise. The caption reads - “Farm dog”.
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THIS hilarious edit of Alok Nath and Reema Lagoo's iconic song from Hum Aapke Hain Koun..! is going viral - Times of India

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By Babbal Rai, Veer Sahu, Pranjal Dahiya, Somvir Katurwal
| The Times of India Verified
Nostalgia has been seeping in at a rapid speed as the lockdown days are progressing. Right from people sitting in front of their television screens and watching 'Ramayana' just like they did in the '90s, even other sitcoms and movies from back then are coming back to entertain audiences. and it's not just the films and soaps that are being revisited, people are even digging up their throwback pictures and videos while they sit at home.
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