One for the role models

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Updated At : 01:17 PM Sep 05, 2020 IST

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Powerful and wise, they are the ones that spot the gem in you early on. Call them teachers, mentors, guides or godfathers — they change you for the better! This Teacher’s Day, it’s time to celebrate the student-mentor bond with a day-long binge of spectacular movies with Teacher’s Day Special on Saturday and Sunday on &flix and &PrivéHD. Teachers are the guiding force in your life, and nothing compares to the connection that you share with your role models. This bond will come alive with an interesting line-up of films that include Jackie Chan and Jaden Smith-starrer The Karate Kid, Will Smith’s Men in Black and The Rookie on &flix.

Meanwhile, &PrivéHD will air acclaimed movies such as Queen of Katwe, Academy Award-winning movie Ali, Overcomer, Hardball and many more.

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