New York-based Waris Ahluwalia is a true jack of all trades. The multi-hyphenate renaissance man, who has acted in two Wes Anderson films, including The Grand Budapest Hotel , and other Hollywood productions, is also a jewellery designer and has worked with countless luxury brands, most recently pen maker Montblanc. {"@context":"https://schema.
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