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Heinrich Popow Looks Forward To Meeting Priyanka Chopra

Darpan News Desk, 04 Dec, 2015 11:33 AM

Paralympics gold medallist sprinter Heinrich Popow of Germany, who is here to conduct the first ever Running Clinic, is hoping to meet and interact with actress Priyanka Chopra.

"India is known for its culture food and Bollywood. I am thrilled to be here and educate participants on living a better life, despite challenges. Coming to India and not meeting my current heartthrob would be an incomplete trip for me," Popow said in statement.

"I have seen some of the episodes of 'Quantico' and have loved her work. I truly look forward to meet Priyanka Chopra during my stay in India," he added.

Popow arrived here this week to conduct a three-day special training for people with limited mobility with an objective to show that they too can lead an active life.

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