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BTS won't be returning in 2025? | Bollywood Binge and Beyond Ep-180
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BTS won't be returning in 2025? | Bollywood Binge and Beyond Ep-180

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So, as we all known the Bangtang Boys aka the BTS is all set to work as solo artists and also are one by one heading out to the military for their mandatory military service. But as a part of the BTS army, we were relaxed to hear that as a group, BTS was planning to be back in 2025. But, as it turns out, the head of the company that manages BTS that is Big Hit have different plans. To find out that when will BTS be returning as a group, tune into today's episode of Bollywood Binge and Beyond with Niharika Nanda, only on ABP Live Podcasts.

 

 

 

 

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