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Thapki to speak

Updated At : 05:35 AM Dec 23, 2015 IST

voice over: Jigyasa Singh

Jigyasa aka Tapki from Colors’ Thapki Pyaar Ki will soon get her voice back. Sources close to the show say, “The entire family will be busy with a puja at home. Amidst all the festivities, the family members will have a jolly time playing Dumb Charades when there will be an accidental fire breakout in the house. And Vasundhara will get stuck with no hope. That will be when Thapki will dramatically save her and in the process get back her voice.”

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