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Undying love for circus

Updated At : 06:36 AM Jun 27, 2018 IST

Ravi Dubey has never shied away from showing his love for mimicry. In fact, his fans quiet enjoy Ravi, mimicking Nana Patekar every now and then. Ravi who is the host of the reality show, Sabse Smart Kaun? spoke about how he’s still a huge fan of circus, and has a soft corner for people who work in the field of entertainment. He also spoke about his passion for mimicry. “I would love to entertain an audience with my mimicry.”

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