Feeling blessed: Bhupendra Jadawat receives a surprise from Irrfan Khan’s wife

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Updated At : 12:58 PM Jul 10, 2022 IST

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Riding high on the success of his last release, Ittu Si Baat, actor Bhupendra Jadawat was pleasantly surprised to receive a box full of mangoes from late actor Irrfan Khan’s wife, Sutapa Sikdar. While sharing pictures of it on social media, the actor thanked Sutapa for the sweet gesture while remembering the late iconic actor.

Says Bhupendra, “It’s such a sweet gesture and I express my heartfelt gratitude towards Sutapa ji. These are not just ordinary mangoes. Ye aam bahot khaas hai. Jo ped Irrfan sahab ne lagaye they unke farm mein, un par fal aaye hai. Being a huge fan of Irrfan sir, I am truly blessed to receive this as I believe it’s not just mangoes, it’s his goodwill, efforts and legacy that I have received.”

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