'Tanvi: The Great' my salute to every child who dares to dream: Anupam Kher
The movie, which the actor-filmmaker promoted at Cannes market and recently screened at the New York India Film Festival, screened the film in theatres across Texas where it received standing ovation in Houston and Austin.
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'Tanvi: The Great' my salute to every child who dares to dream: Anupam Kher
The movie, which the actor-filmmaker promoted at Cannes market and recently screened at the New York India Film Festival, screened the film in theatres across Texas where it received standing ovation in Houston and Austin.
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