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Meera Deosthale, who shot to fame with TV show Udaan, celebrated her birthday recently with a house party

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 01:22 PM Nov 19, 2021 IST

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Meera Deosthale, who shot to fame with TV show Udaan, celebrated her birthday recently with a house party. Meera’s Udaan gang, which consists of Vijayendra Kumeria, Paras Arora, Rajiv Kumar, Sai Deodhar and Tuhina Sharma, were present at the bash. The actress says, “This year my brother came down from Canada, so it just added up to all the fun. I couldn’t have been more excited. Every year we donate to an orphanage or old-age home. And other than that, there always a puja at home.”

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Meera adds, “I haven’t gifted anything to myself this year. But I have been telling my friends since a month ago what all I want for my birthday. I think it’s better that way. I get all the stuff I need. My birthday wish is that I want to grow in all aspects of life and career, and have a little more fun than I usually have. And I should keep entertaining people and make my fans proud.”

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