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Naga Chaitanya's Yuddham Sharanam: What Director Has To Say About The Actor
Filmmaker Krishna R.V. Marimuthu said that it's love for cinema and creativity from a tender age that brought him and Naga Chaitanya together for Yuddham Sharanam
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Naga Chaitanya Shares The First Poster Of His Upcoming Film Yuddham Sharanam
Naga Chaitanya shared the first poster of his upcoming film Yuddham Sharanam on social media today. On the poster, the 30-year-old actor is seen sporting a beard and he looks really intense
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People From 11 Countries Take Buddha Trail in Bihar
Amid chants of "Buddham Sharanam Gachchami", people from 11 countries today walked through a 13-km-long forest trail which Lord Gautam Buddha had taken to reach Rajgir from Bodh Gaya around 2,543 years ago.
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Three rooms, 30 daughters and two big hearts
Enter the main hall at Sharanam, Nirmal Chinappa's home in Matunga, and you'll find girls of all ages comfortably seated in their little corners -- some studying, some gossiping, others browsing through their Facebook accounts or researching for a school project on old laptops.They are 30 in all, either orphans or abandoned by their families or run...
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Naga Chaitanya's Yuddham Sharanam: What Director Has To Say About The Actor
Filmmaker Krishna R.V. Marimuthu said that it's love for cinema and creativity from a tender age that brought him and Naga Chaitanya together for Yuddham Sharanam
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Naga Chaitanya Shares The First Poster Of His Upcoming Film Yuddham Sharanam
Naga Chaitanya shared the first poster of his upcoming film Yuddham Sharanam on social media today. On the poster, the 30-year-old actor is seen sporting a beard and he looks really intense
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People From 11 Countries Take Buddha Trail in Bihar
Amid chants of "Buddham Sharanam Gachchami", people from 11 countries today walked through a 13-km-long forest trail which Lord Gautam Buddha had taken to reach Rajgir from Bodh Gaya around 2,543 years ago.
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Three rooms, 30 daughters and two big hearts
Enter the main hall at Sharanam, Nirmal Chinappa's home in Matunga, and you'll find girls of all ages comfortably seated in their little corners -- some studying, some gossiping, others browsing through their Facebook accounts or researching for a school project on old laptops.They are 30 in all, either orphans or abandoned by their families or run...
