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Patralekhaa’s father passes away

Patralekhaa, who was seen in the movie City Lights, took to social media on Tuesday and shared the sad news of her father, Ajit Paul’s demise. Sharing a picture of her late father, Patralekhaa wrote. “I am angry, I am...

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Updated At : 01:22 PM Apr 14, 2021 IST

Patralekhaa, who was seen in the movie City Lights, took to social media on Tuesday and shared the sad news of her father, Ajit Paul’s demise. Sharing a picture of her late father, Patralekhaa wrote. “I am angry, I am sad; I am at a loss of words. This pain, this grief is tearing through every part of me. You just left without saying anything… Papa… I love you…”

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