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Tricked by Neel Madhav

Neel Madhav is a TV personality, author, mentalist, illusionist and TEDx speaker. His tricks include a combination of magic with mentalism, neuro-linguistic programming and criminology. He is now back with his magic show, You Got Magic with Neel Madhav, where...

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Updated At : 12:49 PM Apr 12, 2020 IST

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Neel Madhav is a TV personality, author, mentalist, illusionist and TEDx speaker. His tricks include a combination of magic with mentalism, neuro-linguistic programming and criminology. He is now back with his magic show, You Got Magic with Neel Madhav, where he performs street magic while exploring the hidden treasures of India. This breezy, fun and insightful series chronicles Neel’s off-beat, explorative travels to the nooks and corners of India. Neel says, “In order to break through the mundane conversations and experiences, going past the stage of vulnerability is essential.

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