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Kunal Kapoor 'bruised, but loving it

Darpan News Desk IANS, 20 Jan, 2016 01:19 PM
  • Kunal Kapoor 'bruised, but loving it
Actor Kunal Kapoor has bruised arms, but he isn't complaining as he is absolutely loving enacting sword fighting sequences for his upcoming film "Veeram".
 
"Side effects of shooting sword fighting sequences for a week. Bruised battered but loving it #Veeram," Kunal captioned a photograph which shows his arm with cuts.
 
He had earlier tweeted about difficulty in doing action sequences during rain.
 
"Shooting action scenes in the rain for the last 10 days! Every cell in my body is waterlogged. Don't wanna see water for a long time after this," he had shared on the micro-blogging site.

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