Isha Chhabra to perform at Standalone Film Festival

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Updated At : 01:34 PM Aug 12, 2021 IST

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Mastram-fame actress Isha Chhabra has been a part of many films and shows. The actress is all set to add one more feather to her cap as she will be seen performing at one of the top international film festivals — the Standalone Film Festival. She is all geared up to groove and dance in the Bollywood style for the closing ceremony of the film festival. Isha says, “I feel it’s a great opportunity for me…”

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