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That forest‑man vibe, pookie!
Kamal Haasan is an inspiration, feeling emo.
Kissing is as normal as talking, so why treat it specially? His character loves someone and kisses them—no problem. If families balk at normal affectionate kisses, maybe they have their own issues.
If it turns sexual, that's a different story.
Because that's normal. Don't you kiss your girl? I don't hear you complaining about item songs in every movie.
Why don't we see kissing in other movies? Back in the 80s they'd show flowers or bushes, but now a simple kiss feels taboo on screen. Weird, right?
Mrunal Thakur's saga feels amazing.
Completely out of his control.
The heroines had a kissing clause in the contract—now poor Adivi Sesh is just... following legal procedure.
Trying to be Tollywood's Emraan Hashmi, lol.
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Adhi, what's the question, anna?
Kissing ki kooda feel avuthunnara ee madhya?