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Highlights from the London Indian Film Festival

Richa Chadha part of the movie Love Sonia is currently in London for the ongoing London Indian Film Festival
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Updated At : 06:32 AM Jun 24, 2018 IST
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Crossover fans: Richa Chadha’s Love Sonia opened to a packed audience at Leicester Square
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Richa Chadha, part of the movie Love Sonia, is currently in London for the ongoing London Indian Film Festival. The festival showcased Love Sonia which opened to packed audiences at the famous Leicester Square. Richa even walked away with the prestigious Outstanding Achievement Award. Speaking about the honour, Richa said, “This was completely unexpected. I was surprised that people knew my work here in London. People are big fans of the Fukrey franchise as well as Masaan.”

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