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Watch: Woman In Tamil Soap Gets Shot In The Head But Still Wants Her Gajra Back

Darpan News Desk IANS, 26 Jul, 2016 01:15 PM
    A video posted by Facebook user R.Udaya Bharathi shows a clip from the serial which will actually remind you of all the Ekta Kapoor serials from early 2000s.
     
    In the video, the woman gets shot right in the middle of her forehead but no, she doesn’t die immiediately.
     
    She takes her own sweet time. And after she gets shot, she asks her husband to bring back the gajra she was wearing which he gently puts in her hair. 
     
    No, she doesn’t even die then. She goes on to lie in his lap while she stares into the phone. The man, in fact, seems more in pain.
     
    The video is an instant hit on the Internet and has garnered over 2.5 million views with over 40,000 shares.

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