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Updated At : 01:29 PM Dec 06, 2019 IST

Anupam Kher will soon be seen in Vivek Agnihotri’s Kashmir Files. Sharing details, Vivek said, “When I started researching, meeting and listening to Kashmiri Hindu community, I realised that their story of loss and suffering was really painful. So, if this story had to be told, it should be by one of the greatest of actors of our times. So, my first choice was Anupam Kher. It’s a coincidence that he happens to be a Kashmiri himself. I am so proud that when he heard the script at his New York home, he agreed to be a part of the film immediately.”

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