Actor-politician Vijay congratulated Tamil Nadu Class 12 students on their exam results. He encouraged those who did not pass to try again. His message included a line about being…
Actor-politician Vijay congratulated Tamil Nadu Class 12 students on their exam results. He encouraged those who did not pass to try again. His message included a line about being 'on the verge of victory'. This statement sparked interest, linking it to both …
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