Documentary on Guru Nanak Dev

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Updated At : 12:33 PM Feb 24, 2020 IST

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Mohali, February 23

Over 300 people attended the premiere of a documentary on Guru Nanak Dev at Shivalik Public School. The premiere was organised by the Young Progressive Sikh Forum. The film, ‘Guru Nanak-The Founder of Sikhism Life and Legacy’, has been made with support from the National Sikh Campaign, the US. The film by Auteur Productions had won the ‘Best Director’s Award at Los Angeles’s Awareness Film Fest’ last year and it will be telecast on 200 TV stations across America. — TNS

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