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Vaishnavi on playing a Rajasthani character in her next show

Dangal’s Aye Mere Humsafar is a story of a Rajasthan origin specially-abled girl Vidhi, who is determined to become an IAS officer.While actress Vaishnavi MacDonald has been a part of several daily soaps and films till date, portraying Surajmukhi is...

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Updated At : 02:24 PM Sep 25, 2020 IST

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Dangal’s Aye Mere Humsafar is a story of a Rajasthan origin specially-abled girl Vidhi, who is determined to become an IAS officer.While actress Vaishnavi MacDonald has been a part of several daily soaps and films till date, portraying Surajmukhi is vastly different than what she has portrayed earlier. She essays the role of a Rajasthan-based single mother, who is worried about her daughter finding the right partner.

Vaishnavi says, “When I first read the character and scenes for Surajmukhi, I connected with her completely. Surajmukhi’s character is a very distinct character. She has that typical Marwari accent.”

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