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Radhika Apte celebrates birthday with work

IANS, 07 Sep, 2016 12:26 PM

Actress Radhika Apte is celebrating her 31st birthday on Wednesday dubbing for her upcoming film "Bombairiya" and rehearsing for a performance.

Radhika said in a statement: "This year I'm pretty much celebrating my birthday with work which is great too. I have to dub for my film and also rehearse for one of my performances. It is probably the first time that it's all work and no play."

With four films, including "Phobia" and "Kabali", released already, Radhika is gearing up for three more movies "Ula", "The Field" and "Bombairiya" to hit the screens.

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