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Answered by jiyanath75

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Answered by morankhiraj

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Hmm. bhale, tumar bhal nae bhonti?

mur monot aase,

Tumar monot aase ne, tumi jae muk hoi dina koi sila tumak 3rd Feb t tumak remind koriboloi,

moi Kali kori silu..

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