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Soon, Sudesh Berry as Sir ji

Updated At : 06:25 AM Jul 19, 2018 IST

Sudesh Berry, who has been part of popular television show and movies, is all set to make his entry in Star Bharat’s show Muskan. He will be seen in a pivotal role and be regarded as ‘Sir ji’ on the show. He will be seen as the owner of the dancing place, where Aarti (Arina Dey) and other women work.

“This character that I am playing is one who encourages women to dance. But the idea of the show is to depict the stronger side of such women. And I’m glad to be a part of such an inspiring story. Hope the audience loves my work.”

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Soon, Sudesh Berry as Sir ji

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