#VedangRaina steals the spotlight in a crisp white shirt, spotted at the #MetroInDino screening
Vedang Raina made a sharp appearance at the Metro… In Dino screening, turning heads in a crisp white shirt and effortless charm that stood out on the red carpet.
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