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Hemangi to play lead in Teri Laadli Main

Star Bharat’s upcoming show Teri Laadli Main is an intriguing story of a mute girl named Bitti, who longs for her father’s acceptance and strives to overcome hurdles that challenge her existence. Actress Hemangi Kavi will be seen as mute...

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Updated At : 11:44 AM Dec 19, 2020 IST

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Star Bharat’s upcoming show Teri Laadli Main is an intriguing story of a mute girl named Bitti, who longs for her father’s acceptance and strives to overcome hurdles that challenge her existence. Actress Hemangi Kavi will be seen as mute girl’s mother, who is willing to do anything for her daughter.

Talking about her role, Hemangi says, “I will be seen essaying the role of Bitti’s mother, Urmila. The topic of the serial is very sensitive. There is a strong message in this show. When I was asked for the role, I immediately accepted it. I am happy to play a strong character on screen.”

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