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When sickness caught the shooting star

Updated At : 06:21 AM Oct 05, 2015 IST

Ragini from serial Swaragini aka Tejaswi Prakash Wayangankar is unwell. She has a viral fever, but that hasn’t stopped her from shooting. She has been reporting for work daily as her show on Colors needs her. She has been self-medicating and resting and waiting for the fever to disappear. Now that’s what we call being dedicated to your work.

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