Magic show held

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Aug 18, 2025 IST

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Laughter, wonder, and a sprinkle of magic filled the air at AKSIPS-123 Smart School, Kharar, as little stars from Nursery to Class V enjoyed an unforgettable magic show by talented magician Sanjay Arora. From jaw-dropping tricks to giggles of surprise, every moment was a delightful journey into a world where the impossible became possible. The children’s eyes sparkled with curiosity, their hearts danced with joy, and the hall echoed with applause for the magical moments they’ll remember for a long time.

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