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Learnt So Much From Naseeruddin Shah: Randeep Hooda

Darpan News Desk IANS, 16 Jul, 2019 06:41 PM

    On the occassion of Guru Purnima on Tuesday, actor Randeep Hooda dedicated a heartfelt post to veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah.


    "To the man from whom I learnt so much about the craft, just to know that you can never stop learning," Randeep tweeted.


    Along with the post, he posted a snapshot of himself with Naseeruddin from their performance of the Samuel Beckett play, "Waiting For Godot".


    Randeep and Naseeruddin have worked together in movies such as "John Day", "Monsoon Wedding" and "The Coffin Maker".

     

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