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Kinshuk to have a quiet b’day

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 12:59 PM Apr 04, 2020 IST

RadhaKrishn-fame actor Kinshuk Vaidya, who will turn a year older this Sunday, is having a quiet birthday due to the coronavirus lockdown.

Kinshuk said, “In the times of social distancing, it is going to be a quiet birthday celebration for me. However, I am looking forward to spending the day with my parents and grandmother. I’m sure my friends are planning something special for me over video calls.” The actor is seen in Star Bharat’ RadhaKrishn – Krishn Arjun Gatha, essaying the role of Arjun. We wish Kinshuk a very happy birthday in advance!

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Kinshuk to have a quiet b’day

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