The Times of India Article RatingAICWA demands probe into fake audition kidnapping case; Questions R.A. Studio's role; Urges Government action | Hindi Movie News - The Times of India
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33% : All Indian Cine Workers Association (AICWA) has demanded an immediate investigation into a shocking kidnapping incident linked to a fake audition held at R.A. Studio in Mumbai's Powai area, where nearly 20 aspiring artists were allegedly abducted before being rescued by the Mumbai Police.AICWA strongly condemned the incident and lauded the police for their swift and commendable action that saved innocent lives.30% : The All Indian Cine Workers Association (AICWA) has demanded an immediate investigation into a shocking kidnapping incident linked to a fake audition held at R.A. Studio in Mumbai's Powai area, where nearly 20 aspiring artists were allegedly abducted before being rescued by the Mumbai Police.The
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