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Prachi upset with Ajay

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Updated At : 01:09 PM Jul 08, 2020 IST

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Bol Bachchan completed eight years on Monday and celebrating the anniversary of the hit movie, Ajay Devgn shared a few pictures from the sets on Twitter. Ajay also wrote, “When the Bachchans speak, I listen (especially Amitji) #8YearsOfBolBachchan @SrBachchan @juniorbachchan #RohitShetty.”

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However, this tweet disappointed actress Prachi Desai who was also a part of the film. Replying to Ajay’s tweet, Prachi called him out for not mentioning her, Asin, Krushna Abhishek, Archana Puran Singh, Asrani, Neeraj Vohra, Jeetu Verma and other members of the team.

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She wrote, “Hey @ajaydevgn looks like you forgot to mention the rest of us aka #Asin @Krushna_KAS @apshaha #Asraniji #NeerajVohraji #JeetuVerma , yours truly & everyone involved in making this film…”

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