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Praphul means happiness. He makes the ambiance cheerful. Always positive on attitude and happy to go along.
Get yourself a Praphul and you'd never forget to smile.
praphul by Urban_Rural November 23, 2021
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A person who pretend to act simple ..he will have his girl but also never loose a chance to flirt with any other girl ...have silly ,talkative and lazy personality...
Why is this praphul very talkative
Praphul by Lady hunter November 23, 2021
Smart
Cute
Billionaire
Polite
Handsome
Careful
Praphul is a good man
Praphul by Pramick November 24, 2021
Prathul word is taken from Indian origin which means a Hindu boy who poses all the best qualities. he can understand your situation and will help you to deal with it.
You should definitely get a Prathul!!
person 1 : hey i need your help
Prathul : sure why not
Prathul by Prathul November 23, 2021

Prophule 

adj Something that is gross and or disgusting.
Jimmy ate a prophule apple
Prophule by MikeyXF December 15, 2018
Boy with humanity, One who poses all best qualities. He will be always there for you

You should definitely get a PRATHUL.
Person 1 : I’m kinda sad. I have no idea what to do , can you please give me sometime?
Prathul : it’s okay I completely understand
Prathul by anonymous November 23, 2021
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