Celesti Bairagey to make TV debut with 'Rajjo Rocket'

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Updated At : 03:22 PM Jul 19, 2022 IST

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Star Plus will soon launch its new offering Rajjo Rocket. The show has a real and creative concept, which is sure to leave the audiences wanting for more. Celesti Bairagey, a stunning new face in the industry, who is widely known as Alia Bhatt look-alike, is making her dream come true by debuting in the titular role of Rajjo. Her character deals with a lot at a very young age. Even though Rajjo’s background isn’t much of a help to her, she excels at athletics and is quite the go-getter.

Says Celesti, “I am super-excited to work on a television show of this calibre. The character I’ll be portraying is that of Rajjo, a timid village girl who is a naturally gifted athlete. Her struggles are realistic, which attracted me to her story. I am looking forward to the show.”

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