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Ruskin Bond Extends Best Wishes to Jaideep Ahlawat for his Film Journey

Imagine meeting the very mind behind all those wonderful storybooks that you read as a kid. Wouldn’t it feel surreal to finally meet the author of your favourite childhood books? Well, Jaideep Ahalwat felt the same when he met Ruskin...

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Updated At : 02:41 PM Feb 05, 2024 IST

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Imagine meeting the very mind behind all those wonderful storybooks that you read as a kid. Wouldn’t it feel surreal to finally meet the author of your favourite childhood books? Well, Jaideep Ahalwat felt the same when he met Ruskin Bond recently.

Ahlawat had the pleasure of meeting the great author and he posted a picture with him.

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Jaideep also shared the photo of the beautiful message that Ruskin Bond signed for him on his personal copy of Collected Short Stories : Ruskin Bond. In his note, Ruskin bond wished him “Good wishes and good luck for all your future work in films and elsewhere”.

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