Sejal Jha and Muni Jha come together for digital play ‘Pause’

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Updated At : 01:24 PM May 23, 2021 IST

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Actors Sejal Jha and Muni Jha have reunited for a digital play for OTT platform Nine Rasa. They have been roped-in for a play titled Pause, which deals with the subject of menopause. Says Sejal, “Pause is the story of not acknowledging the change in a woman’s body. ‘Pause’ is the story of taking it all from the woman in our life and not reciprocating with compassion when she needs it the most.”

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