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Bold take: Akanksha Puri stars in Dons and Darlings

Akanksha Puri is all set to captivate audiences with her bold and complex portrayal in ALTT’s upcoming web series Dons and Darlings. Stepping into the world of crime and passion, Akanksha takes on the role of Naaz, a woman navigating...

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 05:45 AM Dec 21, 2024 IST

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Akanksha Puri is all set to captivate audiences with her bold and complex portrayal in ALTT’s upcoming web series Dons and Darlings. Stepping into the world of crime and passion, Akanksha takes on the role of Naaz, a woman navigating a life fraught with betrayal, loss and emotional turmoil. The series introduces Naaz as the daughter of a powerful drug lord whose life was tragically cut short by her own husband.

This heartbreaking betrayal propels Naaz into a journey of survival and self-discovery. Her loveless marriage and search for affection add layers of vulnerability and complexity to her character.

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