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Are you smart enough?

There is something interesting about the human brain ndash everyone has it but the ones who genuinely use it are called lsquosmartrsquo

Updated At : 06:37 AM May 15, 2018 IST

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There is something interesting about the human brain – everyone has it, but the ones who genuinely use it are called ‘smart’. Star Plus is all set to celebrate people who use their common sense in everyday life, by giving them an opportunity to win big money through its forthcoming show Sabse Smart Kaun?

To make things more convenient, people can win, even sitting in their homes! The first sneak-peek of the show was launched recently with host Ravi Dubey

in a never-before-seen, quirky avatar, claiming “Ameer banna… ab aapke haath hai.”

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