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Hooda clicks the wildlife

Bollywood actor-filmmaker Randeep Hooda, passionate about wildlife and cinema, has travelled to the scenic Kanha National Park in Madhya Pradesh. Known for his deep commitment to animal welfare and environmental conservation, Hooda is visiting the park to capture its rich...

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Updated At : 05:21 AM Jun 03, 2025 IST

Bollywood actor-filmmaker Randeep Hooda, passionate about wildlife and cinema, has travelled to the scenic Kanha National Park in Madhya Pradesh. Known for his deep commitment to animal welfare and environmental conservation, Hooda is visiting the park to capture its rich biodiversity through his lens.

An avid wildlife photographer, the actor is using this trip to rekindle his passion for photographing animals in their natural habitat. He is accompanied on this personal journey by his wife, actor and entrepreneur Lin Laishram, as the couple explore the lush expanse of one of India’s most iconic national parks.

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