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‘Jaadu ki jhappi’: Kolkata hospital''s mandatory course

KOLKATA: Reminiscent of Munna Bhais trademark Jaadu ki jhappi in Munnabhai MBBS a unique communications course designed by a doctor here coaches physicians to be more sensitive and helps bridge the patientdoctor gap

Updated At : 10:24 PM Sep 17, 2016 IST

“The essence of the film ‘Munnabhai MBBS’ was about the communication of a doctor through his ‘Jaadu ki jhappi’. Photo courtesy: Youtube video grab

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