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Actress Juhi Parmar misses co-star Manish Goel

Zee TV’s new show Hamariwali Good News recently saw the entry of Manish Goel. While Manish has now left the show just a couple of days back, her good friend and co-star Juhi Parmar seems to be missing him, especially...

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Updated At : 01:39 PM Dec 21, 2020 IST

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Zee TV’s new show Hamariwali Good News recently saw the entry of Manish Goel. While Manish has now left the show just a couple of days back, her good friend and co-star Juhi Parmar seems to be missing him, especially during lunch-time. Juhi says, “Manish and I have grown together as actors, and he’s a very good friend. When I heard he was also going to be a part of Hamariwali Good News, I was really happy as we share a great rapport. In fact, prior to him joining the show, I used to eat lunch all by myself. However, after he started shooting with us, we used to eat lunch together from the very first day.”

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