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Ranbir-Deepika return Rs15 crore!

Updated At : 06:00 AM Jan 08, 2016 IST

No drama this: Ranbir and Deepika

Ranbir Kapoor and Deepika Padukone's last outing Tamasha was not able to collect enough cash at the box-office despite their sizzling chemistry and performance being appreciated. Reportedly, the duo decided to share the onus by giving back Rs 15 crore back to the producers to cut down on their losses because the movie was sold at a high price. With this, Ranbir and Deepika have not only shown a generous gesture but have set an example for others.

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