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Slap-stick reality?

Recently a video of Rajeev Khandelwal and Kritika Karma who star in Sony TVs new show Reporters went viral

Updated At : 06:06 AM Mar 28, 2015 IST

<p>Kiss & tell: Rajiv Khandelwal</p>

Recently a video of Rajeev Khandelwal and Kritika Karma, who star in Sony TV’s new show Reporters, went viral. It showed Rajeev trying to kiss Kritika, and her slapping him in return. While some said it was a shot for the show, rumormongers claimed it was reality. Both remained clueless about the controversy surrounding the video.

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