Veteran Actor Raza Murad Inspires Participants At Sudarshan Sabat’s Train The Trainer Program
Bollywood icon mentors youth with timeless life lessons.
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Legendary Bollywood actor Raza Murad recently made a special appearance at an 8-day Train The Trainer Program in Lonavala, bringing star power and inspiration to the professional development workshop.
The veteran actor, known for his commanding screen presence and distinctive voice, was invited as a special guest at the program conducted by Sudarshan Sabat, who is described as “India’s Best Mind Trainer” in the event announcement.
The image shared on Instagram shows Raza Murad addressing the participants in Lonavala. The distinguished actor appears to be speaking to an attentive audience in what was described as a powerful session focused on personal transformation and wisdom.
According to the post shared by the organizers, participants were “filled with enthusiasm and deeply inspired” by Murad’s appearance and insights. The actor reportedly shared details of his own life transformation journey, offering wisdom gained through his decades-long career in Indian cinema.
The event was described as “an unforgettable moment of learning, reflection, and motivation” for those in attendance, highlighting the impact of having such an established industry figure share his experiences and insights.
The 73-year-old actor remains active both professionally and personally on social media. Just days before attending the training program in Lonavala, he shared a post about meeting veteran actor Dharmendra—fondly known in Bollywood as “Garam Dharam”—at a function in Mumbai. His presence at the Lonavala event adds yet another chapter to his enduring legacy, highlighting how his influence now reaches far beyond the silver screen.
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