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Ankita’s new nickname

Ankita Srivastava who will be seen romancing Anil Kapoor and Nana Patekar in Welcome Back has been christened with a new name

Updated At : 07:18 AM Aug 06, 2015 IST

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Ankita Srivastava, who will be seen romancing Anil Kapoor and Nana Patekar in Welcome Back, has been christened with a new name.

Drawing parallels with Sridevi in Chandni, Ankita’s got the nickname Chandni.

The elated actress says, “I’ve never met Sridevi ma’am but I’m a huge fan and might faint if I do.” So, how did she get the name? Well! She was performing an emotional scene from her favourite movie, Chandni, to bag the role of the Rajkumari of Najafgarh.

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