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3:08Now PlayingAmid dating rumours, a video has surfaced on social media wherein Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda could be seen grooving to a song on the stage. The duo was also joined by Mrunal Thakur in the now-viral clip. The clip featured Rash shaking her legs in a pastel-coloured lehenga while the 'Liger' star looked dapper in a white suit. It is being said that the video is from the Delhi shoot schedule of 'Family Star', in which they are likely to share the screen. Rashmika and Vijay's dating rumours have been making headlines for a long time now. However, neither of them has ever confirmed or denied their relationship in public. Recently, Rashmika’s 'Animal' co-star Ranbir Kapoor seemingly confirmed their relationship on a Telugu chat show. During a segment, the ‘Brahmastra’ actor also asked the actress to hide the contact name of Vijay in her phone to prevent it from getting leaked, and Rashmika was heard saying in a hushed tone that she was changing the contact name. Earlier, Rashmika and Vijay met to celebrate five years of their film 'Geetha Govindam' and shared a picture in which the two lovingly gazed into each other’s eyes, giving fuel to the rumours that both are involved romantically. For more news and updates, stay tuned to ETimes.
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