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Recently I am introduced to a guy named Mitul Thakkar. I am impressed by his zeal to follow his aim, his public relationship skills, his excitement level and his down-to-earthness. It is through him that I have understood the importance of my life, not directly but yes.. though his inspirations. Following are the two great vedios he shared with me:



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