Brushing up skills, online

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Updated At : 12:54 PM May 18, 2020 IST

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Elnaaz Norouzi, who is currently living in Germany, has found out a way to brush up her acting skills during the lockdown. She has enrolled for an online acting course at the New York Film Academy. The ‘Sacred Games’ actor, who is in her hometown Hanover, is making the most of the lockdown by honing her skills. “l will emerge out of the pandemic a better actor,” she says.

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After her stint in Saif Ali Khan-starrer Sacred Games, she was seen in Punjabi film ‘Khido Khundi’ and was also a part of web series ‘Abhay’. Elnaaz Norouzi also made headlines with music videos, including Guru Randhawa’s ‘Made in India’ and Tony Kakkar’s ‘Naagin jaise kamar hila’. By polishing her acting skills, Elnaaz seems to be focussing on Bollywood now!

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