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I am surprised by my own versatility: Navneet Malik

Actor Navneet Malik, who is currently juggling between the shoots of his two projects Aankh Micholi and The Virgin Tree, revealed how he is greedy as an artiste, adding that he is surprised by his own versatility. The Freelancer fame...

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Updated At : 02:34 PM Feb 13, 2024 IST

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Actor Navneet Malik, who is currently juggling between the shoots of his two projects Aankh Micholi and The Virgin Tree, revealed how he is greedy as an artiste, adding that he is surprised by his own versatility.

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The Freelancer fame actor is currently playing a Gujarati character Sumedh in the show Aankh Micholi. In addition to his ongoing project, Navneet will soon resume shoot of him portraying the younger version of Sanjay Dutt in the film The Virgin Tree. Navneet said, “Aankh Micholi is one of those rare shows, where a male character has so much to offer. In the meantime, The Virgin Tree offers me to step in the shoes of the iconic Sanjay Dutt.”

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