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Urvi Majumdar - Burnt
Urvi Majumdar has had to grow the f*ck up. Sometimes when the hottest thing about your life is your hot water bottle, you have to learn to be your own superhero. This show is about getting to know who you really are when life gives you a sick burn. Urvi is a rising star of comedy. As seen on ABC’s Fisk and Channel 9’s Metrosexual.
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Urvi Majumdar has had to grow the f*ck up. Sometimes when the hottest thing about your life is your hot water bottle, you have to learn to be your own superhero. This show is about getting to know who you really are when life gives you a sick burn. Urvi is a rising star of comedy. As seen on ABC’s Fisk and Channel 9’s Metrosexual.
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Written By:Urvi Majumdar
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