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Rajinikanth walked through a crocodile‑infested lake with Bear Grylls

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Rajinikanth took part in a dangerous challenge alongside British adventurer Bear Grylls, walking through a crocodile‑infested lake while filming for "Into The Wild With Bear Grylls." He kept his composure during the intense situation, and Bear Grylls later praised his bravery by sharing footage on social media.

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  1. Rajinikanth participated in a dangerous challenge with Bear Grylls.
  2. They walked through a crocodile‑infested lake while filming for "Into The Wild With Bear Grylls".
  3. Rajinikanth maintained his composure during the intense situation.
  4. Bear Grylls praised Rajinikanth’s bravery and shared footage on social media.

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