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NY gallery showcases Maria Qamar’s “Bloody Phool”

The exhibition portrays the distinction between experiences of women in Bollywood and real life.

Bhavana P
  • Bhavana P
  • Tue, 02, May 2023
  • 14:04:13 EDT
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