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Mamta Luthra on being a part of Qurbaan Hua

Zee TV’s popular fiction drama Qurbaan Hua is set for some high-octane drama with the entry of veteran actress Mamta Luthra. She has been a part of the television industry for more than a decade now and is coming back...

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Updated At : 01:01 PM Jan 16, 2021 IST

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Zee TV’s popular fiction drama Qurbaan Hua is set for some high-octane drama with the entry of veteran actress Mamta Luthra. She has been a part of the television industry for more than a decade now and is coming back on Zee TV after six years. Says Mamta, “As soon as I wrapped up my last project, the pandemic made the television industry come to a standstill. Keeping in mind my age, I was a little conscious about going out in this kind of environment once the shoots resumed. So, I was away from the small screen for a short duration. I was also waiting for something with a strong base.”

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