All for a role!

When Sonali Sehgal was asked to go under the knife

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Updated At : 01:32 PM Jan 12, 2020 IST

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Sunny Singh and Sonali Sehgal will soon be seen on big screen in Jai Mummy Di. The two have been known for their roles in Pyaar Ka Punchnama 2. While both of them are excited about their upcoming movie, they connected well off screen on the struggle in Bollywood and revealed some interesting experiences at a promotional outing. Sonali shared her story of being rejected for a shocking reason. She said, “It happened this year and it feels really sad that when you have struggled so hard and acted in two good films, yet someone asks you to make physical changes to your body to get a role.”

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