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Is Laxman AKA Salman Khan Searching For His Brother At Times Square?

Darpan News Desk IANS, 15 Jun, 2017 01:54 PM

Recently a poster was seen at Times Square, New York, in which, Laxman aka Salman Khan is seeking help in finding his brother "Bharat".

This is the first time when any Bollywood movie has gone ahead of the national abuzz to promote internationally. The intriguing poster on Times Square, New York is grabbing eyeballs and has raised the buzz amidst the fans on social media as they are seen posing in and around.

The poster is embedded with UC News app that has been wooing online audiences with its unique format ever since its inception.

Is this some kind of game or is team Tubelight planning to lure its New York fans with another unique promotional tour. It would be interesting to see the unveiling of this international promotional strategy of Tubelight and its Times Square connection in the coming days.

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