Akshay Kumar and Norah Fatehi groove to Kudiye Ni Tera song and turn up the heat

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That’s right! Akshay Kumar and Nora Fatehi fired up the Net. The netizens just couldn’t get enough of them. Akshay grooved to the beat of Kudiye Ni Tera song in the film Selfiee to a sizzling hot Noral who looked super sexy in a leaf green gown.

Needless to say, this video went viral within moments. When you talk about pinup stars, well, ladies and gentlemen, these two definitely make the grade.

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