Hitanshu Jinsi and Lavina Tandon talk about their off-screen bond

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Updated At : 02:58 PM Oct 01, 2021 IST

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Hitanshu Jinsi essays Lord Krishna and Lavina Tandon is seen as Mira Bai in Sony Entertainment Television’s mythological show Vighnaharta Ganesh. The two actors have developed a great bond while working together. Lavina Tandon says, “When I first saw Hitanshu in the avatar of Lord Krishna, I was really mesmerised. He keeps making people laugh on the sets. He cracks jokes and distracts me because half the time I am crying in the show. Everyone told me that Hitanshu has a very serious demeanour, but I feel that he is gentlemen and a sweetheart. From the time I joined the show, our friendship has only grown every day.”

Hitanshu adds, “Working with Lavina has been a great experience for me. She is full of love and has a great sense of humour.”

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