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Neha Harsora talks about her show Udne Ki Asha,

Neha Harsora, who is part of Star Plus show Udne Ki Asha, has highlighted how the authentic and grounded storytelling has become the biggest strengths of the show. “The story, the script, and the theme feel so real and grounded,”...

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 05:51 AM Dec 21, 2024 IST

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Neha Harsora, who is part of Star Plus show Udne Ki Asha, has highlighted how the authentic and grounded storytelling has become the biggest strengths of the show. “The story, the script, and the theme feel so real and grounded,” she shared. “People find pieces of their own lives in these characters, and that’s what makes this journey so special,” she added. One of the show’s standout aspects is its ability to mirror real-life dynamics, a quality Neha believes sets it apart.

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