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Kubra feels anchored now

A hit film not only breaks Box Office records but also sets a strong base for all actors who work in it

Updated At : 06:30 AM Jul 13, 2016 IST

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A hit film not only breaks Box Office records but also sets a strong base for all actors who work in it. The same is with latest movie Sultan, which has given platform to many budding talents. One of them is Delhi theatre actor Anand Vidhaat, who played Salman Khan’s friend Govind.

Another actor who is over the moon nowadays is Kubra Sait. Kubra played an anchor. Revealing her happiness the delighted actress says, “I am flooded with phone calls and messages ever since the film has released. I am feeling elated. I had surrendered to the character completely. My belief has turned into a reality.”

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