Well done!: Karisma Kapoor turns speaker at Harvard Business School

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Updated At : 12:37 PM Feb 27, 2024 IST

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Karisma Kapoor was one of the speakers at the India Conference at Harvard Business School in Boston, Massachusetts. On Monday, Karisma took to Instagram and expressed her happiness on receiving an opportunity to share her views at a session titled Soft Power of Bollywood at the renowned institute.

Interestingly, Karisma’s sister and actor Kareena Kapoor marked a special “virtual” appearance at Karisma’s session. “It was an absolute pleasure and honour to be a speaker at the India Conference at Harvard. Shout out to @kareenakapoorkhan for joining us for an impromptu but insightful chat. Thank you to @sunnysandhu24 and team #HarvardIndiaConference for being so wonderful. This was truly special,” she wrote. She also shared a string of images from her session at Harvard.

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