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Shabana's 'heart wrenching' scene for 'Idgaah'

Darpan News Desk IANS, 11 Jun, 2016 02:28 PM
  • Shabana's 'heart wrenching' scene for 'Idgaah'
Veteran actress and social activist Shabana Azmi says she shot a "heart wrenching" scene for an upcoming movie "Idgah".
 
The 65-year-old actress took to Twitter to share that the scene will show her beating a boy.
 
"Shot a heart-wrenching scene for 'Idgaah' today with young Yohaan. The look of being betrayed in his eyes as I beat him will torment me forever," tweeted Shabana, who was last seen on screen in “Neerja”.
 
"Idgaah" is said to be based on Hindi writer Premchand’s similarly titled short story. 

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