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Harsh Vardhan Deo’s new venture will provide a platform to

Actor Harsh Vardhan Deo recently announced a joint venture between UK-based Langhard Ltd. and Divinity Studios in India to bring out a series of fascinating stories. Harsh says, “The entertainment industry is a volatile space that is fueled by trends...

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Updated At : 01:04 PM Oct 08, 2020 IST

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Actor Harsh Vardhan Deo recently announced a joint venture between UK-based Langhard Ltd. and Divinity Studios in India to bring out a series of fascinating stories. Harsh says, “The entertainment industry is a volatile space that is fueled by trends and demands. This encourages every performer, artiste, writer, producer, director, technician, and others, to give their best.”

He adds, “It is difficult for a new actor coming from outside to find a big break in the industry. We see countless newcomers struggle.” Divinity Studios promises to address the problem.

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