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Empowering journey

Aayushi Bhave from Star Bharat’s 10:29 Ki Aakhri Dastak is in a happy space. Reflecting on her character’s journey, she says, “My character Bindu started as a dancer in Chamkiya, which was admired by every man but she was deeply...

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Updated At : 11:25 AM Oct 20, 2024 IST

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Aayushi Bhave

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Aayushi Bhave from Star Bharat’s 10:29 Ki Aakhri Dastak is in a happy space. Reflecting on her character’s journey, she says, “My character Bindu started as a dancer in Chamkiya, which was admired by every man but she was deeply in love with Abhimanyu. She went to great lengths to win him over. While she was bold and beautiful, her profession was less respected, which I believe is wrong. Her choices were driven by unforeseen circumstances, and I personally believe we should support individuals in similar situations. I hope the creators introduce a charming partner for this new Bindiya soon.”

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