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His movies may have topped headlines, but his personal life has been private and quite secretive. JR. NTR married Lakshmi Pranathi, a Hyderabad-based businessman’s daughter and they have an adorable 2-year-old son, Abhay Ram.
Though many Tollywood wives, have stepped out once in a while, Pranathi seems to have been camera shy and loves her privacy. Jr. NTR’s fans have rarely got a glimpse into their life off screen. Here’s a look at some of the rare pictures of the adorable family.
Jr. NTR poses on sets with his wife Pranathi and rarely seen mother, Shalini.
Another South Actress becoming Pan Indian!
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His movies may have topped headlines, but his personal life has been private and quite secretive. JR. NTR married Lakshmi Pranathi, a Hyderabad-based businessman’s daughter and they have an adorable 2-year-old son, Abhay Ram.
Though many Tollywood wives, have stepped out once in a while, Pranathi seems to have been camera shy and loves her privacy. Jr. NTR’s fans have rarely got a glimpse into their life off screen. Here’s a look at some of the rare pictures of the adorable family.
Jr. NTR poses on sets with his wife Pranathi and rarely seen mother, Shalini.
Another South Actress becoming Pan Indian!
The celebrities named or featured on this site have not endorsed recommended or approved any of the items offered on site
NTR or Netorare , ( jap . 寝取られ, 寝(ne) as in 寝取られ means "sleep", in this case, " the lover's sleeping with someone (cheating)". 取られ(torare) is a noun coming from 取られる(torareru), "have something stolen/robbed". It is a genre of anime (most commonly found in hentai), with a specific idea at its centre - cheating. It has a (main) story where the protagonist has his/her lover stolen by someone. The sex in an Netorare hentai/NTR hentai will focus more on the couple that is having an affair together, rather than the married or dating couple whose relationship is being violated . Netorare/NTR usually has a female character as the one who is cheating on her husband or boyfriend, but it can also be a male character as well sleeping with other girls. Quite often, Netorare hentai/NTR hentai end in depressed, regretful , and rage-filled characters rather than happy endings.
Amagi Brilliant Park is NTR manga .
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Person 1: Do you know what NTR is?
Person 2: You mean that Japanese porn subgenre ?
Person 1: What? No, you stupid fuck ! We are doing the chemistry homework right now. Can you stop talking about hentai for once?
NTR or netorare is when your lover cheats on you with someone else.
It's a common tag in hentai or doujins .
There's also netori which describes basically the opposite, so when you steal someone else's lover.
P1 : What's your favourite hentai tag ?
P2: It's NTR
P1: Ew
A Japanese porn acronym that has 3 different meaning depending on the porn content and your pov #1 Netorare = get cucked without consent, a betrayal cucking, a cruel cheating of your partner where he/she might leave you for a better lover
#2 Netori = you steal someone's wife/gf/girl
#3 Netorase = plain cuckolding, cucking with consent, you are willing to be cucked and she has your blessing to cheat on you Note: if the girl is the cuck, you may add "reverse" to all of the above categories of NTR
Ex. Reverse Netorare
#1 NTR = She cheated on me and I wept , she loved my pathetic sobbing, she broke up with me after finding a better guy
#2 NTR = I stole Eric's girl, he saw us in his house having sex, Eric wept in front of us having sex but we did not care, that was 3 years ago
#3 NTR = I told my girl to cuck me and now I am a pro cuck, my girl loves to cuck me and I love it too, I'm very happy with my cuckold life
Netorare (Japanese: Cuckold):
What some weebs are obsessed with, often a cute girl who's husband or significant other needs something and ends up getting fucked by an ugly bastard , best friend of the husband, their son (or stepson), or house owner .
Weeb: I found this awesome NTR that a jerked to! #332054 you should check it out!
Degenerate : Only if it's ugly bastard !
by Jack-Jack da crazy kid October 10, 2020
NTR is a hentai sub-genre, where a female character gets taken away by another character by cheating or romance , it’s gives the watcher two feelings, sexual satisfaction or jealously, but most likely jealously
Me: what’s up Chris what are you watching Chris: I’m watching this thing called NTR Me: what is it about Chris: it’s about this unfaithful tramp who backstabs her boyfriend for a douchbag , I’m kinda pissed because I feel bad for the guy Me:bro there just animated characters it’s not that deep Chris: SHUT UP BITCH
A category for hentai that means Not-True-Romance:cheating Aka: the root of all evil
Person 1:what's your favourite hentai category ?? Person 2:NTR, why?? Person 1: you sick twisted fuck
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Indian actor and government minister (1923–1996)
This article is about the 20th-century actor and politician. For his grandson and the currently active actor with the same name, see N. T. Rama Rao Jr.
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Nandamuri Taraka Rama Rao (28 May 1923 – 18 January 1996), [1] often referred to by his initials NTR , was an Indian actor, filmmaker and politician who served as Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh for seven years over three terms. He starred in over 300 films, predominantly in Telugu cinema , and was referred to as Viswa Vikhyatha Nata Sarwa Bhouma ( transl. World famous emperor of acting ). [2] Rao received three National Film Awards for co-producing Thodu Dongalu (1954) and Seetharama Kalyanam (1960) under National Art Theater, Madras, [3] and for direct
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