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No kissing clause for Vivian

Updated At : 05:38 AM May 13, 2018 IST

Actor Vivian Dsena, who is currently winning hearts as Harman in Shakti — Astitva Ke Ehsaas Ki, has completed a decade in the industry. He made his debut in telly world with the show Kasamh Se. Recently, the actor revealed that he has a no-kissing clause in his contract, which is non-negotiable.

Vivian says, “I'm not comfortable kissing on screen. I have never done it and I never intend to do it in future. Even if at all the situation arises, I will still refuse to do the same. I make it clear on the day I sign the contract itself that I will not do intimate scenes.”

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