Jan 15, 2021

Mumbai, Jan 15, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - In the upcoming Hindi film Pune to Goa, Hemant Raut from rural areas has got a chance. After a tireless journey of seven to eight years, he got his first opportunity in the world of Chanderi from the Hindi film Pune to Goa which is produced by Adityaraje Marathe production and Morya production house and co-produced by Nava Nisarga production writer directed by Amol R Bhagat.
Hemant is happy to be working with veteran actors in this film. He had been interested in acting since his childhood, when he was in school he usually takes participate in dance, drama, and acting. While studying in Shri Wagheshwari Vidyalaya, he developed a passion for acting. He wanted to go beyond that and looking to work in a film. That desire has now been fulfilled by working in the Hindi film Pune to Goa. Indeed, He is very thankful to get the opportunity to act with such great actors, thankful to his parents, friends, and family. He is very grateful to all of them for the rest of his life because of their love and support.
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