Mahi Soni and Vijayendra Kumeria make a cute on screen pair

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Updated At : 01:48 PM Jul 25, 2021 IST

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Popular show Aapki Nazron Ne Samjha has this amazing on screen jodi — child actor Mahi Soni and actor Vijayendra Kumeria.

Speaking about his cute co-star, Vijayendra says, “It’s a great experience. The scenes are coming out really well. I would say she is born with acting talent. I must say it’s fun to work with kids as they bring some great energy on the sets and in the scenes as well.” He adds, “We have cute scenes together and we are getting some great positive feedback.”

One needs loads of patience with a child actor. Vijayendra says, “Patience is important and with kids, you have to behave according to their mood but luckily Mahi is not a moody kid. She is always active and energised as an actor. Since I am a father too in my real life, I understand their moods better.”

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