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Shivangi turns journalist

Shivangi Verma who played a girl with a prosthetic leg in Hamari Sister Didi has turned journalist with Rajeev Khandelwal in Reporters

Updated At : 05:53 AM Apr 16, 2015 IST

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<p>Good report: Shivangi Verma and Rajeev Khandelwal</p>

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Shivangi Verma, who played a girl with a prosthetic leg in Hamari Sister Didi, has turned journalist with Rajeev Khandelwal in Reporters. Shivangi said, “I followed news channels for a week to understand a reporter’s life. My character Richa Lakhani is like a guide to Ananya (Kritika Kamra), who is her childhood friend. She inspires me to pursue a career in news reporting.”

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