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Tiktok star Rahul Megh Arya is entertaining netizens in his own style

THE ASIAN AGE
Published : Jan 4, 2020, 2:10 pm IST
Updated : Jan 4, 2020, 5:59 pm IST

Rahul completed his 32k followers on TikTok, which Is indeed a great achievement for him.

Tiktok star Rahul Megh Arya.
  Tiktok star Rahul Megh Arya.

TikTok has gained immense traction in the past few years and the millennial generation is totally digging all the new stars that are arising on the platform.

Rahul Megh Arya, one of the famous celebrities on the video-sharing app, TikTok, and his short videos have his fans all excited to add them to their watch list and follow this superstar.

Today Rahul completed his 32k followers on TikTok, which Is indeed a great achievement for him.

Instagram:- https://instagram.com/rahulmeghofficial/

Facebook :- https://www.facebook.com/rahulmeghofficial/

Twitter:- https://www.twitter.com/rahulmghoffical/

TikTok :- https://www.tiktok.com/@rahulmeghoffical/

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