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Mohit is a busy man!

Mohit Malik who is busy playing the lead and soon will play his own characters son on the show Doli Armanon Ki post the leap is ready to take on yet another project

Updated At : 06:04 AM Jun 18, 2015 IST

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<p> Hands full: Mohit Malik</p>

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Mohit Malik, who is busy playing the lead and soon will play his own character’s son on the show Doli Armanon Ki, post the leap, is ready to take on yet another project. Buzz is that the actor is in talks for the dance reality show Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa. His co-star Neha Marda too is in talks and has quit the show, as she didn’t want to play an older mother.

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