Jiten Lalwani’s talks about supernatural shows

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Updated At : 02:10 PM Jan 05, 2021 IST

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Last seen in mythological show Kahat Hanuman Jai Shri Ram Shubhaaramb, actor Jiten Lalwani is now a part of Sony Entertainment Television’s show Mere Sai. Sharing details of her role, Jiten says, “My character Gangadhar is a rich man who believes in a lot of superstitions. Some things to maintain the positivity and some things to ward off the evil.”

He adds, “I believe that these myths and superstitions are totally unnecessary and they take lot of space in your mind and create negative energy. They give you unwanted stress and one should really not get into all this.”

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