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सोशल मीडिया पर आए रामायण के रावण अरविंद त्रिवेदी, ट्विटर पर ट्रेंड हुआ #RavanOnTwitter

रामानंद सागर के मशहूर शो रामायण के री-टेलीकास्ट के बाद दशानन रावण भी उतने ही फेमस हो गए हैं, जितने श्री राम हैं। अरुण गोविल और दीपिका चिखलिया के बाद अब अरविंद त्रिवेदी ने भी सोशल मीडिया पर डेब्यू कर लिया है। अरविंद त्रिवेदी ने ट्विटर पर अकाउंट बनाया है। अरविंद के ट्विटर पर आते ही#RavanOnTwitter हैश टैग ट्रेंड करने लगा।

अरविंद ने अपने ट्विटर अकाउंट पर कई सारे पोस्ट किए और यह भी बताया कि वे दर्शकों और फैन्स की डिमांड के कारण सोशल मीडिया पर आए हैं।अरविंद ने एक वीडियो के जरिए लोगों से घर पर रहने और सरकारी नियमों का पालन करने की अपील भी की है।अरविंद ने 18 अप्रैल को यह अकाउंट बनाया है। उन्होंने अनुपम खेर के ट्वीट को री-ट्वीट भी किया है।



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राम चरण ने लिया #BeTheREALHERO चैलेंज, रणवीर सिंह को किया घर के काम करने के लिए नॉमिनेट

लॉकडाउन के चलते सभी सेलेब्स इन दिनों अपने घरों में फुरसत के पल बिता रहे हैं। ऐसे में बाहुबली डायरेक्टर एसएस राजामौली ने नए चैलेंज की पहल की है। इसमें उन्होंने एक्टर्स को घर में महिलाओं का हाथ बटाते हुए वीडियो शेयर करने के लिए चैलेंज किया है। इस चैलेंज को अपनाते हुए एक्टर राम चरण ने रणवीर सिंह को भी नॉमिनेट किया है।

राम चरण ने हाल ही में अपनी इंस्टाग्राम से चैलेंज लेते हुए वीडियो शेयर किया है। इसमें वो मोपिंग करते, कॉफी बनाते, पौधों को पानी देते और कपड़े समेटते हुए दिख रहे हैं। इस चैलेंज को लेते हुए उन्होंने लिखा, ‘चलो घर के कामों की जिम्मेदारी लें। चलो असली मर्द बनकर औरतों से कामों का बोझ हल्का करें। आगे में इसे करने के लिए राना दग्गुबती और रणवीर सिंह को नॉमिनेट करता हूं। बी द रियल मैन’।

रामचरण जल्द ही एस एस राजामौली के निर्देशन में बनी फिल्म ‘आरआरआर’ में नजर आने वाले हैं। इस फिल्म में अजय देवगन और आलिया भट्ट भी अहम किरदार में नजर आने वाले हैं। कुछ ही दिनों पहले आलिया ने फिल्म का मोशन पोस्ट भी फैंस के साथ शेयर किया है। फिल्म की रिलीज डेट 8 जनवरी 2021 रखी गई है।

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