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Rehan Khan (born in Ponda Goa, India in 1985) is an Indian singer and the member of the "Band Hungama". In February 2007, he won Fame X, an Indian music competition broadcast on SAB TV. He has appeared in a number of Indian films.
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Rehan Khan is an Indian singer and the member of the "Band Hungama". In February 2007, he won Fame X, an Indian music competition broadcast on SAB TV. He has appeared in a...
rehan - the novelist Rehan is an avid observer of history and the many cross-cultural connections it unearths. He is the author of A Tudor Turk (2019) which was nominated for the Carnegie Medal, as well as A King’s Armour (2020).
Rehan Khan. Actor: Adipurush. Rehan Khan is known for Adipurush (2023), Awarapan (2007) and Jaana... Let's Fall in Love (2006).
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Rehan is the Founder & CEO of Improve Executive Focus. Previously he was a thought-leader in the future of work for a global telecoms firm. He has advised across several industries including telecoms, technology, mining, airlines, oil and gas, life sciences, professional services, and banking.
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An avid observer of history and the many cross-cultural connections it unearths, Rehan Khan, has always been intrigued by how ideas move from one civilisation to the next. He is the author of A King’s Armour (2020), and A Tudor Turk (2019) which was nominated for the Carnegie Medal in 2020.
