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Arvind Kejriwal attends a special screening of 'Once Upon A Time In Bihar'

| | Nov 06, 2015, at 11:12 pm
New Delhi, Nov 6 (IBNS) Actress Neetu Chandra organized a special screening of her film ‘Once Upon A Time In Bihar’ for New Delhi’s Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.

The screening also saw the presence of poet Dr. Kumar Vishwas and members from the AAP party.

‘Once Upon a Time in Bihar’ which sheds light upon strong, impactful issues prevalent in society today, was appreciated by  Kejriwal and  the members of AAP for its honest portrayal.

Praising the film, the Chief Minister tweeted and called it an 'excellent movie'.

‘Once Upon a Time in Bihar’ is produced by actress Neetu Chandra and story/screenplay/direction by Nitin Chandra. The film is a social drama - crime thriller. The film released on Oct 30.

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