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Ranveer Singh climbs on car roof, gives important message to fans; watch

The actor was blowing kisses in every direction while fans have their phones out
Tribune Web Desk
Updated At : 07:56 PM Nov 11, 2020 IST

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Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, November 11

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A video of actor Ranveer Singh delivering an important message is being widely circulated online.

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The video shows Ranveer, on the roof of his car, surrounded by fans.

Ranveer was seen wearing a grey hoodie and shorts. The actor was blowing kisses in every direction while fans have their phones out.

Despite this, Ranveer shared an important message.

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Ranveer informs the crowd, that they should sanitise their hands and maintain hygiene amid the ongoing global pandemic.

With a wave to the crowd, and a namaste, Ranveer hops off his car and leaves.

Ranveer will next be seen in ’83’. Directed by Kabir Khan, the film was supposed to release this summer but has been pushed to next year due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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