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Marriage blues!

Updated At : 06:08 AM Feb 25, 2015 IST

<p>Mind set:  Sakshi Tanwar</p>

Actress Sakshi Tanwar might be famous as the ideal bahu of television. However, she believes that she doesn’t need to be married to be complete although Sakshi believes in the institution of marriage.

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