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Kriti enjoys summit on women's leadership

Darpan News Desk IANS, 03 Jan, 2016 05:12 PM
    "Dilwale" actress Kriti Sanon was happy to be part of a summit which revolved around how women should push themselves to achieve their goals.
     
    Being an outsider in Bollywood, and one who has made a mark in the industry with her talent, Kriti was glad to be a panel member amongst other women who have proved their mettle in various fields.
     
    Kriti represented Bollywood at the discussion, which was held at the 10th annual Global Healthcare Summit (GHS) 2016, organised by the Association of American Physicians of Indian Origin (AAPI) in New Delhi on Sunday.
     
    "It was a very good experience to be on the panel with such wonderful women who have achieved so much and made a place for themselves in different fields. The discussion was absolutely enriching," Kriti said.
     
    At the event, she shared her experience of being part of the film industry, and making her own place.

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