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Sumit Singh talks about her role in Shaitani Rasmein

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 08:55 AM Oct 05, 2024 IST

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The show Shaitani Rasmein is set to take a thrilling turn with the introduction of Sumit Singh as Pinni. As the storyline progresses, Sumit joins the cast in a major role, and she couldn’t be more excited about this new journey.

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About her entry into the show, Sumit says, “I’m happy to be playing Pinni. This show isn’t your typical saas-bahu drama; it’s on a completely different level. The storyline, the themes, and the incredible co-actors I’m working with make this an amazing experience.”

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