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Mission Frontline with Farhan Akhtar - Season 1

Months after the main episode of Mission Frontline highlighting Sara Ali Khan, discovery+ has dropped the subsequent episode. While for the principal episode Sara Ali Khan went through a day being prepared by the Veerangana Force, the subsequent episode sees entertainer, chief, maker, and artist Farhan Akhtar train with the 3 Rashtriya Rifles contingent for a day in Srinagar. For the unversed, the Rashtriya Rifles (RR) was framed after a psychological militant uprising had come to fruition in the Kashmir valley in May 1990.

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Months after the main episode of Mission Frontline highlighting Sara Ali Khan, discovery+ has dropped the subsequent episode. While for the principal episode Sara Ali Khan went through a day being prepared by the Veerangana Force, the subsequent episode sees entertainer, chief, maker, and artist Farhan Akhtar train with the 3 Rashtriya Rifles contingent for a day in Srinagar. For the unversed, the Rashtriya Rifles (RR) was framed after a psychological militant uprising had come to fruition in the Kashmir valley in May 1990.

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