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When dreams come true

Updated At : 06:35 AM Jul 12, 2018 IST

FAN MOMENT: Kajal Agarwal(C) with the cast of Mayavi Maling

A show’s success is always measured by the love of the fans and when that is received through written communication, the joy is boundless! One such fan mail was recently received by Star Bharat for the fantasy fiction show Mayavi Maling. A differently abled fan from Delhi, Kajal Agarwal, expressed her love for the show and characters through a mail to the channel. Much to the delight of Kajal, the channel decided to call her on the set and make her a part of the show!

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