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Time to detox: Shashank Vyas unfollows all accounts on Instagram

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Updated At : 12:57 PM Jul 22, 2020 IST
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Shashank Vyas, who will make his Bollywood debut with Laila Manju, has recently unfollowed all the accounts on his Instagram handle. He says he is going for a social media detox, but he is just a phone call away for his friends and family. He posted a story on his account that reads, “I have unfollowed everyone on Instagram. Call it my way of social media detox. To my friends and family, I am always a phone call away. And to those I unfollowed, please don’t take my action otherwise. Be kind and spread positivity. Love and respect to all.”

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