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Nikhil Kumaraswamy lends financial support to Kannada cinema workers

The actor and politician has announced to deposit money to 3000 cinema workers from 18 associations, including the light boys, unit boys, makeup, and fighters

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Coronavirus outbreak has brought almost all the industries to a halt and cinema has been heavily affected by it. With all the shootings being stalled indefinitely, the daily wages who were earning their livelihood through the Kannada film industry have been left stranded. Several actors are doing their part to help these labours and the latest one to lend a helping hand is Nikhil Kumaraswamy.

The actor and politician has announced to deposit money to 3000 cinema workers from 18 associations, including the light boys, unit boys, makeup, and fighters. He has promised that the money will reach them the earliest. 

Nikhil was shooting for Vijay Kumar Konda's directorial, which shooting was halted due to coronavirus outbreak. The bilingual film made in Kannada and Telugu is jointly produced by Lahari Music and T-Series.

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