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On Hrithik Roshan's Birthday, Mom Pinky Posts 'Never Before Seen' Pics Of His Brain Surgery
"As he saw the sadness in my eyes, he winked and as if by magic he made me smile," wrote Pinky Roshan
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Wimbledon: Pinki Sonkar smiles, High Commissioner's words turn true
As the 11-year-old girl lit up the Centre Court with her smile at the coin-tossing event, Lady Luck smiled on Andy Murray and more so on Britain, which ended its 77-year men's singles title drought.
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Wimbledon: Smiling Pinki flips coin at Murray-Djokovic final
The 11-year-old Indian girl represented New York-based Smile Train, which helped her receive free cleft treatment in 2007.
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Wimbledon 2013: Pinki Sonkar sets off on her 'Big W' journey with a smile on her lips
The British High Commissioner Sir James Bevan feels her cute smile will light up the hallowed Centre Court at SW 19 as well as bring luck to the nation's big hope Andy Murray, but 11-year-old Pinki Sonkar is blissfully oblivious of any such expectations.
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'Smile Pinki' star to toss coin at Wimbledon
Pinki Sonkar, 11, is the brand ambassador of Smile Train, the foundation which provides treatment to children born with cleft lips in over 80 countries of the world.
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First Oscar, now Wimbledon for nine-year-old Pinki
Don't be surprised when you see a little Indian girl sharing the centre-stage with the two of the men finalists this Wimbledon. Pinki, a nine-year-old girl from Uttar Pradesh, will flip the coin that will decide who gets to hit the first serve in the grand finale.
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Smile Train patient Pinki Sonkar to flip coin at Wimbledon
An Indian is all set to be a part of this year's men's singles final at the Wimbledon as Pinki Sonkar has been chosen to toss the coin ahead of the marquee match on July 7.
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On Hrithik Roshan's Birthday, Mom Pinky Posts 'Never Before Seen' Pics Of His Brain Surgery
"As he saw the sadness in my eyes, he winked and as if by magic he made me smile," wrote Pinky Roshan
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Wimbledon: Pinki Sonkar smiles, High Commissioner's words turn true
As the 11-year-old girl lit up the Centre Court with her smile at the coin-tossing event, Lady Luck smiled on Andy Murray and more so on Britain, which ended its 77-year men's singles title drought.
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Wimbledon: Smiling Pinki flips coin at Murray-Djokovic final
The 11-year-old Indian girl represented New York-based Smile Train, which helped her receive free cleft treatment in 2007.
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Wimbledon 2013: Pinki Sonkar sets off on her 'Big W' journey with a smile on her lips
The British High Commissioner Sir James Bevan feels her cute smile will light up the hallowed Centre Court at SW 19 as well as bring luck to the nation's big hope Andy Murray, but 11-year-old Pinki Sonkar is blissfully oblivious of any such expectations.
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'Smile Pinki' star to toss coin at Wimbledon
Pinki Sonkar, 11, is the brand ambassador of Smile Train, the foundation which provides treatment to children born with cleft lips in over 80 countries of the world.
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First Oscar, now Wimbledon for nine-year-old Pinki
Don't be surprised when you see a little Indian girl sharing the centre-stage with the two of the men finalists this Wimbledon. Pinki, a nine-year-old girl from Uttar Pradesh, will flip the coin that will decide who gets to hit the first serve in the grand finale.
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Smile Train patient Pinki Sonkar to flip coin at Wimbledon
An Indian is all set to be a part of this year's men's singles final at the Wimbledon as Pinki Sonkar has been chosen to toss the coin ahead of the marquee match on July 7.
