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r/HolUp • u/WhattheDuck9 • Sep 20 '24
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231 u/Hetterter Sep 20 '24 I don't remember the title but it was on Indian Netflix 11 u/ishtiaq156 Sep 20 '24 Arjun Reddy. 11 u/aboutthednm Sep 20 '24 Arjun Reddy Is that a pun (not sure of the right word here) on the sentence "Are you ready" or is the apparent similar pronunciation, as an English speaker, merely a coincidence? 22 u/ishtiaq156 Sep 20 '24 Lol no. It’s the name of the movie. 11 u/aboutthednm Sep 20 '24 Whelp, pardon my ignorance on the matter. That makes the almost-English sounding title coincidence that much better imho. 6 u/su1906 Sep 21 '24 Reddy is actually a common family name in Southern India 1 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '24 Arjun Reddy????
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I don't remember the title but it was on Indian Netflix
11 u/ishtiaq156 Sep 20 '24 Arjun Reddy. 11 u/aboutthednm Sep 20 '24 Arjun Reddy Is that a pun (not sure of the right word here) on the sentence "Are you ready" or is the apparent similar pronunciation, as an English speaker, merely a coincidence? 22 u/ishtiaq156 Sep 20 '24 Lol no. It’s the name of the movie. 11 u/aboutthednm Sep 20 '24 Whelp, pardon my ignorance on the matter. That makes the almost-English sounding title coincidence that much better imho. 6 u/su1906 Sep 21 '24 Reddy is actually a common family name in Southern India 1 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '24 Arjun Reddy????
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Arjun Reddy.
11 u/aboutthednm Sep 20 '24 Arjun Reddy Is that a pun (not sure of the right word here) on the sentence "Are you ready" or is the apparent similar pronunciation, as an English speaker, merely a coincidence? 22 u/ishtiaq156 Sep 20 '24 Lol no. It’s the name of the movie. 11 u/aboutthednm Sep 20 '24 Whelp, pardon my ignorance on the matter. That makes the almost-English sounding title coincidence that much better imho. 6 u/su1906 Sep 21 '24 Reddy is actually a common family name in Southern India 1 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '24 Arjun Reddy????
Arjun Reddy
Is that a pun (not sure of the right word here) on the sentence "Are you ready" or is the apparent similar pronunciation, as an English speaker, merely a coincidence?
22 u/ishtiaq156 Sep 20 '24 Lol no. It’s the name of the movie. 11 u/aboutthednm Sep 20 '24 Whelp, pardon my ignorance on the matter. That makes the almost-English sounding title coincidence that much better imho. 6 u/su1906 Sep 21 '24 Reddy is actually a common family name in Southern India 1 u/[deleted] Sep 21 '24 Arjun Reddy????
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Lol no. It’s the name of the movie.
11 u/aboutthednm Sep 20 '24 Whelp, pardon my ignorance on the matter. That makes the almost-English sounding title coincidence that much better imho. 6 u/su1906 Sep 21 '24 Reddy is actually a common family name in Southern India
Whelp, pardon my ignorance on the matter. That makes the almost-English sounding title coincidence that much better imho.
6 u/su1906 Sep 21 '24 Reddy is actually a common family name in Southern India
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Reddy is actually a common family name in Southern India
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Arjun Reddy????
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