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Sapna Johari
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Click for a larger imageSapna Johari was born in 1968 in Bareilly-India, as the youngest daughter of Prathiba and Harish Johari. The first years of her childhood were however passed in New York, California, Oakland and San Fransico.

After acquiring formal school and college education, Sapna Johari took a Masters Degree in English Literature and in Fine Arts, specialising in Indian Classical Vocal & Instrumental Music. During all these years she also learnt drawing and painting under the constant and watchful guidance of her father. He also instructed her in Hindu philosophy, rituals and traditions. In art, Sapna Johari was also taught by Master Chandra Bal.

Right now, Sapna Johari is the happy mother of 2 beautiful children, who already show a lot of talent in drawing and painting too.

Sapna Johari is also a great story-writer and co-author of the new "Little Krishna" book.

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