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Varta re Varta- Dhruv Bhatt

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The writer of the much-read novels like 'Akoopar', 'Atarapi', 'Tatvamasi', Dhruv Bhatt's story 'Ma ma Shadhimam' means 'Please Don't teach me' is based on his own experience. Tune in to 'Varta re Varta' to listen to this heart touching story.

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