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Irrfan Khan Loves Flying Kites

IANS, 29 Jan, 2016 12:36 PM
  • Irrfan Khan Loves Flying Kites
Actor Irrfan Khan says he loves flying kites, and it's something that the cast and crew of his film "The Song Of Scorpions" used to enjoy while shooting in Jaisalmer.
 
"I love flying kites. It has been my favourite since forever now. On the sets of 'The Song Of Scorpions', every person from the cast and crew used to go crazy flying kites," Irrfan said in a statement.
 
"If we used to pack up early, the crew members would come with kites and we would fly (kites) till sunset," added the "Piku" star.
 
Directed by Geneva-based director Anup Singh, "The Song Of Scorpions" also stars veteran actress Waheeda Rehman, Iranian beauty Golshifteh Farahani and Tillotama Shome in key roles.

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