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Choose to work harder, says Tushar Dalvi

Actor Tushar Dalvi, who is playing the iconic character of Sai Baba in Sony’s highly admired show Mere Sai, has always been an audience’s favourite. The current track of the show revolves around Madhusudan, who keeps conning all the people...

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Updated At : 02:03 PM Feb 18, 2021 IST

Actor Tushar Dalvi, who is playing the iconic character of Sai Baba in Sony’s highly admired show Mere Sai, has always been an audience’s favourite. The current track of the show revolves around Madhusudan, who keeps conning all the people around him to mint money. Sharing his viewpoint for the ongoing track, Tushar says, “Achieving trust of people involves being transparent and honest in all actions and communications. Being trustworthy can have a positive impact both internally and externally.”

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