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YRF Studio turns into a vaccine centre for the film fraternity

Yash Raj Films had recently pledged to vaccinate the members of the Hindi film industry and the production house has now started this much-needed vaccination drive. Aditya Chopra has opened the doors of his sprawling YRF studios for this vaccination...

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Updated At : 01:07 PM Jun 09, 2021 IST

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Yash Raj Films had recently pledged to vaccinate the members of the Hindi film industry and the production house has now started this much-needed vaccination drive. Aditya Chopra has opened the doors of his sprawling YRF studios for this vaccination drive for at least 4,000 workers in its first phase. YRF has pledged that it will do its best to vaccinate 30,000 registered members of the FWICE (Federation of Western India Cine Employees). The company has already vaccinated its employees in an earlier drive.

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