Paulo Coelho gives Nawazuddin Siddiqui a shout-out
Earlier this month, we learnt that Nawazuddin Siddiqui is a Momina Mustehsan fan. And now, we know that writer Paulo Coelho is a Nawazuddin admirer! Coelho took to Twitter to share some praise for the Netflix series, Sacred Games and Siddiqui, cal...
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Earlier this month, we learnt that Nawazuddin Siddiqui is a Momina Mustehsan fan. And now, we know that writer Paulo Coelho is a Nawazuddin admirer!
Coelho took to Twitter to share some praise for the Netflix series, Sacred Games and Siddiqui, calling him ‘a great actor’:
Earlier this month, we learnt that Nawazuddin Siddiqui is a Momina Mustehsan fan. And now, we know that writer Paulo Coelho is a Nawazuddin admirer!
Coelho took to Twitter to share some praise for the Netflix series, Sacred Games and Siddiqui, calling him ‘a great actor’:
Paulo Coelho
After a starstruck Nawaz responded, the author even shared that he’s watched several of Siddiqui’s movies, including Tackeray and Manto:
Nawazuddin Siddiqui
Nawazuddin_S
Sir paulocoelho I hv read ur books The Alchemist & also watched d film ‘Veronika decides to Die’ based on ur novel I hv always been an ardent fan of ur writing & it’s an honour 2 be noticed & mentioned by someone like you I don’t have words to describe the feeling.
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