Amol Parashar is back in action

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Updated At : 01:38 PM Nov 09, 2020 IST

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Actor Amol Parashar, who recently won accolades for his performances in Dolly Kitty Aur Woh Chamakte Sitaare and TVF Tripling 2, has begun work on his next project.While he was enjoying all the appreciation he’s been garnering for the last few months, the actor has been craving to get back to the sets. Ever since the pandemic hit the country, Amol was confined within his home. But now, he is looking forward to getting back in action.

Amol says, “I am quite excited about shooting fiction again, after so long. I like to work on things and with people that excite me, and this project definitely ticks all the boxes. I am hoping that this forced break from acting for the last few months would have helped me become a better actor.”

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