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Were planning a grand comeback: Nadeem

Were planning a grand comeback: Nadeem Speaking from London, Shravan’s senior partner Nadeem Saifi said, “The news of Shannu’s death has left me devastated. For a grand comeback, we were planning a world tour, since last year…but destiny had...

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Updated At : 12:42 PM Apr 24, 2021 IST

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Were planning a grand comeback: Nadeem

Speaking from London, Shravan’s senior partner Nadeem Saifi said, “The news of Shannu’s death has left me devastated. For a grand comeback, we were planning a world tour, since last year…but destiny had something else in store for me. It has suddenly crushed our dreams ..forever.” —IANS

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