Prominent Social activist Tulika Kapoor to be part of Amazon Prime Chat Show “Speak Up”

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Prominent Social activist Tulika Kapoor to be part of Amazon Prime Chat Show “Speak Up”

Chat show “Speak Up” to be streamed on Amazon Prime this May is going to feature prominent social activist Tulika Kapoor.

“I am quite hopeful that my life journey will inspire people all around the country,” pointed out Tulika.

According to Vipin Agnihotri, this 12 episode series will feature 12 personalities from different walks of life. “ Five episodes are already being shoot and in the coming days we are going to finish shooting rest of the episodes,” said Vipin Agnihotri.

Talking about Tulika selection, Vipin said that she represent “New India” and her inclusion will motivate lots of people to indulge in activities that are going to have a positive impact on their life.

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