Blackout Tuesday: B-town joins the movement

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Blackout Tuesday: B-town joins the movement

IndiaTimes

Published 03 Jun 2020

Filmmaker Karan Johar along with a host of Bollywood stars like Vicky Kaushal, Sara Ali Khan, Ishaan Khatter, Tara Sutaria and many others on Tuesday stood in solidarity with the Hollywood entertainment industry as they observe 'Blackout Tuesday'.

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Blackout Tuesday: B-town joins the movement

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