The Coronavirus pandemic has changed many actors' lives. Due to the lockdown and restrictions on film shooting, many artist have been facing a tough time earning a livelihood. Right from Bollywood to Tollywood, small-time actors started selling vegetables, fish and so
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Vinod Kovoor Starts Selling Fish Due To COVID-19 Pandemic; Says ‘I Don’t Have Any Work’
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