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- proper noun India A title used for a sister-in-law
Etymologies
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Examples
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She hit big time with "Bhabhi", followed by a string of films like
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Ironically she also refers to the fact that Shireen Javed is the "Bhabhi" (sister-in-law) of PCB Chairman, Ejaz Butt and they are not willing to listen to her complaints.
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'Aishwarya is my' Bhabhi 'and if she likes the subject and role, it would be privilege and honour for me to work with her.'
NAACHGAANA 2008
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'Aishwarya is my' Bhabhi 'and if she likes the subject and role, it would be privilege and honour for me to work with her.'
NAACHGAANA 2008
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'Aishwarya is my' Bhabhi 'and if she likes the subject and role, it would be privilege and honour for me to work with her.'
NAACHGAANA 2008
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'Aishwarya is my' Bhabhi 'and if she likes the subject and role, it would be privilege and honour for me to work with her.'
NAACHGAANA 2008
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'Aishwarya is my' Bhabhi 'and if she likes the subject and role, it would be privilege and honour for me to work with her.'
NAACHGAANA 2008
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'Aishwarya is my' Bhabhi 'and if she likes the subject and role, it would be privilege and honour for me to work with her.'
NAACHGAANA 2008
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'Aishwarya is my' Bhabhi 'and if she likes the subject and role, it would be privilege and honour for me to work with her.'
NAACHGAANA 2008
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'Aishwarya is my' Bhabhi 'and if she likes the subject and role, it would be privilege and honour for me to work with her.'
NAACHGAANA 2008
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