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Samiksha & Karan mobbed

Updated At : 06:08 AM Apr 22, 2017 IST

Fan Moment: Karan Vohra and Samiksha Jaiswal

Recently, when the lead actors of the popular primetime drama Zindagi Ki Mehek, Samiksha Jaiswal and Karan Vohra, were shooting at a dargah, they literally got mobbed by fans! The production house had to ultimately halt the shooting for a couple of hours. The fans were struggling to catch a glimpse of their favourite actors. Eventually, the police had to be called to clear off the chaos and manage the enthusiastic fans. Needless to say, the on-screen couple has gained much popularity in a short span and have a huge fan-following!

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