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Sandeep goes bald

Makeovers are in vogue for Sandeep Anand who is currently essaying the role of Sajan in Life OKs May I come in Madam

Updated At : 06:00 AM Jun 29, 2016 IST

NEW LOOK: Sandeep Anand

Makeovers are in vogue for Sandeep Anand, who is currently essaying the role of Sajan in Life OK’s May I come in Madam? From playing the role of a pregnant woman to donning the look of Shanta Lopez (maid), Sandeep has gone through a lot of makeovers for the show.

And now, Sandeep will be seen in the look of a bald man in an upcoming sequence.

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