Rishina Kandhari, who plays the negative character of Imarti Kothari in Dangal TV’s Aye Mere Humsafar, surprised everybody by offering some mouth-watering Bengali sweets on the set.

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Updated At : 11:59 AM Oct 05, 2020 IST

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Rishina Kandhari, who plays the negative character of Imarti Kothari in Dangal TV’s Aye Mere Humsafar, surprised everybody by offering some mouth-watering Bengali sweets on the set.

Rishina says, “Everybody on the sets, be it actors, director, assistants or the entire unit for that matter, pampers me like a princess. It feels great to be loved by all. Everybody is working hard and putting in a lot of effort on a daily basis. This was just a small gesture to show my appreciation. It feels nice to see these happy faces and smiles around me.”

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