RJ Mantra's daily love dose in the time of isolation

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Actor-RJ Mantra's house of podcasts, MnM Talkies, has launched a daily audioseries called "Love In The Time Of Corona" - divided by quarantine, united by a cellphone.

Actor-RJ Mantra's house of podcasts, MnM Talkies, has launched a daily audioseries called "Love In The Time Of Corona" - divided by quarantine, united by a cellphone.

Directed and written by Mantra and Mishkka, the story is a personal journey of two lovers, Cheenu and Poppy, stuck in different cities because of a national lockdown. 4G, WIFI, video calls nothing can replace the warmth of holding hands for lovers.

"No matter the time, no matter the medium, love always finds a way," said Mantra, who has also featured in Bollywood movies like "Tum Mile", "Game" and "London Paris New York".

The 21-day nationwide lockdown has kept most people indoors. A lot of celebrities have been entertaining their fans with their fun sessions or online videos featuring them and showing their culinary skills and more.


RJ Mantra


RJ Mantra


Mumbai, March 30 (IANS) Actor-RJ Mantra

Tags: Cinema, Showbiz, Cine-Special

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