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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.

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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