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We hope to move back home next year: Talat Aziz

Hindustan Times ·First reported
Hindustan TimesWe hope to move back home next year: Talat Aziz
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Veteran singer and actor Talat Aziz says restoration has begun after a fire damaged his Mumbai home on October 2

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