KJo joins hands with National Geographic channel for Your Lens

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Updated At : 01:37 PM Sep 03, 2021 IST

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National Geographic in India had teamed up with Karan Johar to launch Your Lens, encouraging photo enthusiasts to share their best clicks. With this, enthusiasts from across the country get an opportunity to get featured across National Geographic platforms in India – television, social media and a specially curated website. The channel is celebrating the incredible art of photography with the launch of its brand-new property titled – Your Lens. Karan Johar will be encouraging photographers to share their best pictures and get featured on the channel.

The entries will be assessed by National Geographic explorers and also some of the most renowned photographers in the country like Prasenjeet Yadav, Deepti Asthana and Poulomi Basu.

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