Kangan Baruah on her role in Sab Satrangi

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Updated At : 01:29 PM Feb 13, 2022 IST

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Actress Kangan Baruah has joined the cast of Sony SAB’s new show Sab Satrangi. She is seen in the role of Gargi, a headstrong woman.

Talking about the role, Kangan says, “I’m in awe of Gargi. She is like an onion, when you start dissecting her, her layers start to peel off and you start loving the character all the more.”

The actress adds, “I share a lot of common ground with her, she is actually closest to what I am as a person. A small-town girl exuberating confidence and self-esteem is what the world needs to see now, and I am so happy that I get a chance to portray it. Sony SAB is too kind to create and paint such shows with such strong messaging that immediately gives that khushiyonwali feeling, and I am happy to be a part of this family.”

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