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Updated At : 10:45 AM Apr 20, 2025 IST

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Simaran Kaur, known for her strong screen presence and dedication, recently met with an unfortunate accident while shooting for her television show Jamai No. 1. The actress twisted her ankle during the filming of an action sequence, but displayed sheer professionalism by continuing to shoot despite the injury. Recalling the incident, Simaran shares, “We were shooting an action sequence and in the middle of the shot, I lost my balance and ended up twisting my ankle. The pain was sharp. For a moment, I couldn’t even stand.” Despite the discomfort, Simaran did not halt the shoot. “In daily soaps, we work under tight schedules and there’s always a clock ticking. I knew I had to push through, and I didn’t want to hold up the team. Thankfully, I could manage,” she says.

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