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The tech freak...

Updated At : 06:13 AM Dec 21, 2016 IST

Cyber world: Gulfam Khan

Gulfam Khan, who is seen in TV shows like Astitva and Sindoor, is a big gadget freak. Name any new technology in the market or any new product from a popular company, Gulfam will have it. Whether it’s a phone or a tab or any other gadget, Gulfam will always have that in her kitty.

“Technology makes our life easy and that’s why I feel I should have those technologies with me; there is no harm in having them unless and until you are not addicted. I always feel that one should be tech-savvy and not a victim of technology,” she shared.

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