A decade of Mahi Way

Expect Pushtiie Shakti in negative, serious roles now on

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Updated At : 01:30 PM Jan 08, 2020 IST

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Actress Pushtiie Shakti who is best known for playing the lead role as Mahi Talwar in comedy series Mahi Way on Sony TV recalls her memories on the 10th anniversary of the show. Sharing her joy, she said, “It does not feel like it’s been 10 years. The fans have actually made it impossible for me to feel like that. I still get messages saying that they want a second season. I feel very grateful for the love I still receive. I would love to do a second season.”

The actress added, “From here I would like to do different characters now. I have been getting calls for serious characters. Now I can’t wait for people to see a different side of me as a performer.”

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