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Baba makes a digital entry

In his inimitable crazyfunny artistic style Baba Sehgal returns to acting Previously seen in Bollywood with the movie My Friend Ganesha 3 and films in Tollywood Baba now makes an entry on the internet for a web series on Viacom18s brand new digital platform Voot

Updated At : 05:58 AM Mar 24, 2016 IST

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I’m back: Baba Sehgal

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In his inimitable, crazy-funny, artistic style, Baba Sehgal returns to acting. Previously seen in Bollywood with the movie My Friend Ganesha 3 and films in Tollywood, Baba now makes an entry on the internet for a web series on Viacom18's brand new digital platform, Voot. The web series will be a spin-off of famous reality show Roadies and will be called Soadies.

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