Aetashaa Sansgiri on working with her friend Vallari on screen

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Updated At : 02:42 PM Jun 21, 2022 IST

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In the upcoming episodes of Sony TV’s historical drama Punyashlok Ahilyabai, one will witness a strain in the relationship between Ahliyabai, played by Aetashaa Sansgiri, and Parvati, essayed by Vallari Viraj, owing to the misunderstanding created by Dwarka Bai. While on screen, these two actors share a strained relationship, off it they get along really well.

Says Vallari, “Off screen, we have known each other for the past eight-nine years, from when I was in school and she was in college. We used to go to dance classes together and she used to pick me up in her two-wheeler. We have been friends for a long time, and now meeting her on sets and associating with her for work feels delightful.”

Aetashaa adds, “I have known Vallari for the past nine years now and we share a sisterly bond.”

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