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Dulquer on a roll

Dulquer Salmaan is all set to light up screens across the country with a power-packed slate of films in three different languages—each offering a fresh glimpse into the ever-evolving world of one of India’s most versatile stars. First is Aakasam...

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Updated At : 10:14 AM May 24, 2025 IST

Dulquer Salmaan

Dulquer Salmaan is all set to light up screens across the country with a power-packed slate of films in three different languages—each offering a fresh glimpse into the ever-evolving world of one of India’s most versatile stars. First is Aakasam Lo Oka Tara in Telugu. Others include Malayalam film Kaantha and bilingual Tamil-Hindi project I’m Game.

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