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Irrfan keen to promote 'Madaari' in every nook, corner

Darpan News Desk IANS, 22 Jun, 2016 12:53 PM
  • Irrfan keen to promote 'Madaari' in every nook, corner
Actor Irrfan Khan is off to Pune to promote "Madaari", which is very special to him, and says he wants to spread a buzz about the movie all over.
 
"'Madaari' is a very special film. The subject of the film is very intriguing and it is a story I want to take to every nook and corner of India. I am looking forward to visiting Pune," Irrfan said in a statement.
 
The film, releasing on July 15, has been shot across various locations in India. It is directed by Nishikant Kamat. 

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