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Udaariyaan's Simran Virk played by Chetna Singh is now married. Recently Actress shares Picture with IV Drip. Watch Video to Know more... <br/> <br/>#ChetnaSingh #ChetnaSinghwedding #AbhishekKumar <br/><br/>~PR.133~ED.140~HT.318~
Udaariyaan's Simran Virk played by Chetna Singh is now married. Recently Actress shares Picture with IV Drip. Watch Video to Know more... <br/> <br/>#ChetnaSingh #ChetnaSinghwedding #AbhishekKumar <br/><br/>~PR.133~ED.140~HT.318~
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