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Meet modern Basanti

Saumya Tandon has skillfully essayed several characters as Anita Bhabhi in TVs Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai

Updated At : 02:02 PM Oct 03, 2019 IST

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Saumya Tandon has skillfully essayed several characters as Anita Bhabhi in &TV’s Bhabiji Ghar Par Hai. Adding another feather to her hat, the actress is all set to recreate the magic on the small screen by essaying one of the most iconic and chulbuli characters of Tangewali Basanti from the iconic 1970’s film, Sholay. Saumya said, “It was a beautiful experience revisiting the evergreen and iconic scenes of Sholay.”

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