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Shirley Setia on making her Bollywood debut opposite Abhimanyu Dassani

Singer-turned-actress Shirley Setia is all set to make Bollywood debut opposite Abhimanyu Dassani with Nikamma. The film also stars Shilpa Shetty. Shirley is a household name as a singer but always wished to be an actor. On working with Abhimanyu,...

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Updated At : 05:33 PM Jun 14, 2022 IST

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Singer-turned-actress Shirley Setia is all set to make Bollywood debut opposite Abhimanyu Dassani with Nikamma. The film also stars Shilpa Shetty. Shirley is a household name as a singer but always wished to be an actor. On working with Abhimanyu, Shirley says, “Abhimanyu gave me tips on when to face the camera, and how to adjust with light etc. As he has worked as an AD on multiple films, he has significant insights on the technicalities which can be seen in his performance.”

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