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Indian transgender activist Gauri Sawant recently graced the set of Sony TVs show Super Dancer Chapter 2 Gauri who always wished to be a mother revealed that she was a big fan of Geeta Kapur

Updated At : 05:31 AM Feb 27, 2018 IST

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Indian transgender activist Gauri Sawant recently graced the set of Sony TV’s show Super Dancer Chapter 2. Gauri, who always wished to be a mother, revealed that she was a big fan of Geeta Kapur. Meanwhile, the show’s contestants highlighted problems faced by the transgenders, which made Gauri emotional. She also said Geeta Kapur was very lucky to have such wonderful kids to guide.

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