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Somy’s appeal!

Salman Khan's ex-girlfriend Somy Ali expressed her wish to get on a Zoom call With Lawrence Bishnoi. She wrote on Instagram, "This is a direct message to Lawrence Bishnoi. Hello, Lawrence brother, I have heard and also seen that you...

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Updated At : 11:06 AM Oct 18, 2024 IST

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Salman Khan's ex-girlfriend Somy Ali expressed her wish to get on a Zoom call With Lawrence Bishnoi. She wrote on Instagram, "This is a direct message to Lawrence Bishnoi. Hello, Lawrence brother, I have heard and also seen that you are making zoom calls from jail as well, so I want to talk to you. Please let me know how this can happen? Rajasthan is my favourite place in the whole world. I want to come to your temple for worship, but let's have a zoom call first and we can have some more talks after the worship. Believe me, these talks are for your benefit. It will be a great favour if you can share your mobile number. Thank you".

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