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Soon, horror series based on ghost hunter Gaurav Tiwari

Producer Prabhleen Kaur has collaborated with one of the directors of Scam 1992, Jai Mehta, and writer Saurav Dey to work on a real-life story by acquiring the book rights of Ghost Hunter: Gaurav Tiwari. Tiwari was the founder of...

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Updated At : 01:28 PM Jan 21, 2021 IST

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Producer Prabhleen Kaur has collaborated with one of the directors of Scam 1992, Jai Mehta, and writer Saurav Dey to work on a real-life story by acquiring the book rights of Ghost Hunter: Gaurav Tiwari.

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Tiwari was the founder of India’s first paranormal society – the Indian Paranormal Society (IPS) and is the director of the GRIP (Ghost Research and Investigators of the Paranormal Academy). His aspirations to become a certified commercial pilot landed him in Florida where he experienced things which he did not have an explanation for.

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