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Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol's gossip session with MissMalini goes viral

Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol's gossip session with MissMalini goes viral

India Blooms News Service | | 29 Dec 2015, 08:15 pm
New Delhi, Dec 29 (IBNS): This month, India couldn't wait to watch Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol back together again on the big screen. And soon after the much awaited Dilwale release, team MissMalini posted a hilarious video, where the jodi pretend to leak fake gossip about Varun Dhawan and Kirti Sanon to MissMalini.
With few of their iconic filmi dialogues mixed in with the script, the aftermath was a video gone viral with over a million views in just few days.
 
"MissMalini is one of the most influential online bloggers and her site has considerable traffic. It was a natural decision for us to collaborate with her on our film Dilwale," says Manish Kumar, CMO & CDO, Red Chillies.
 
An example of the unique video content being created at MissMalini Media, this multi-platform network continues to create high-value, engaging content geared towards India's internet generation. 
 
With a rapidly expanding organic readership of over 4 million unique visitors (on the blog) per month and a social media reach of over 6.5 million direct followers, today, MissMalini is considered one of India's leading digital influencers and authority on digital brand building.
 
Watch the full video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7H0AWH5cX4

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