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Actress Kiran Bhargava is missing the samosas on the sets

Kiran Bhargava is missing the tea breaks and samosa parties, which she used to enjoy with co-stars during breaks on her TV show. Kiran says, “We used to keep eating samosas on the sets. It was like our daily routine....

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Updated At : 01:42 PM May 30, 2021 IST

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Kiran Bhargava is missing the tea breaks and samosa parties, which she used to enjoy with co-stars during breaks on her TV show. Kiran says, “We used to keep eating samosas on the sets. It was like our daily routine. Some or the other person used to get them without fail. On some days, we all used to stop shooting and start eating samosas between our scenes and the director used to literally wait for us to finish! I remember one day, the director shouted at us for being late. So, we quickly stuffed the food in each other’s mouth and went for the shoot.”

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