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Vibha Bhatnagar is a London-based entrepreneur. Born in India on 11 September, she has been a part of the film industry for over two decades.
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Vibha Bhatnagar is a London-based entrepreneur. Born in India on 11 September, she has been a part of the film industry for over two decades.
Bhatnagar is a financial consultant, serial entrepreneur and a film maker. She has been involved in businesses in the UK, UAE, [1] India, USA, Mauritius and Indonesia. She has produced several Bollywood and British feature films.[ citation needed ]
Vibha, as part of her production houses, has produced Hindi, Tamil and English language films:
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