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Emraan Hashmi's Son Makes First Appearance On Screen

Darpan News Desk IANS, 29 Jul, 2016 01:08 PM
  • Emraan Hashmi's Son Makes First Appearance On Screen
Actor Emraan Hashmi's six-year-old son Ayaan made his on screen debut in a video titled "Kids For Tigers", dedicated to save tigers, on International Tiger's Day on July 29.
 
Ayaan appears in the video, helmed by actress Dia Mirza, along with other children, stressing on the importance of saving tigers and the environment.
 
"Ayaan makes his first appearance on screen at the age of 6... The same age as I was when I first faced the camera!" Emraan, now 37, posted on Twitter.
 
"Dia Mirza, Sahil Sangha, bravo guys... See my baby cub support the save the tiger cause," he added.
 
Produced by actress Dia Mirza and her husband Sangha's banner Born Free Entertainment Pvt Ltd, the short video aims to share a simple and vital message of tiger and environment conservation through the voices of children.
 
The video is also the directorial debut of the "Honeymoon Travels Ltd." actress. 
 
Dia also shared the video saying: "Here it is! Kids For Tigers have something important to say. Watch and share," she tweeted.

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