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Vidyut goes biking with women

Vidyut Jammwal marked the International Women’s Day in a very different manner, as he was seen riding his new bike with hundreds of women. The actor who was last seen in the 2019 films, Commando 3 and Junglee, is currently...

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Updated At : 12:18 PM Mar 10, 2020 IST

Vidyut Jammwal marked the International Women’s Day in a very different manner, as he was seen riding his new bike with hundreds of women. The actor who was last seen in the 2019 films, Commando 3 and Junglee, is currently working on his upcoming film Khuda Hafiz. While sharing pictures on Instagram, Vidyut wrote, “Happy Women’s Day (Everyday). Morning Bike ride with the best species. #LuckyMe #NBT #PowerRally” as he seemed to be on a bike rally arranged on the occasion of Women’s Day. Women dressed in all sorts of attires made for a pretty picture along with a smiling Vidyut.

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