Online users commented on Sai Pallavi's appearance in the first chapter of 'OM' as discussions about Ramayana trolling circulated.
Why it matters
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Key facts
- The headline referred to the event as "Queen Is Back".
- A still image from the film was shared, sourced from YouTube.
- The reaction occurred amid Ramayana trolling.
Evidence
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