Sindhu Vee: Alphabet

Sindhu Vee: Alphabet

Sindhu Vee: Alphabet

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Sindhu Vee: Alphabet

2025

1h 19m

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Sindhu Vee - ALPHABET In her deeply personal stand-up special ALPHABET, Sindhu Vee explores being a parent (to kids who really haven't turned out how she had expected), being married (to a great communicator), being a sister (to someone waaay cooler than her) and being a child (who has lost her beloved mother). Vee also considers other serious topics: the hair we want, the friends we have, and what exactly makes a balloon fancy?

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