‘I believe in magic’

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Updated At : 10:45 AM Oct 19, 2024 IST

Sumit Singh

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Actress Sumit Singh, who is seen playing the lead role of Pinni in Star Bharat’s popular show Shaitani Rasmein, recently shared her thoughts on why she embraced this role, revealing a deeper and more personal connection to the character.

Sumit said, “This character is very different from the ones I’ve played before. When I first heard the name Pinni, I found it interesting, and, later, when I learned more about the show’s storyline, I really liked it. What excites me is the horror aspect, and my character has powers, which I find fascinating. I felt it was something unique that I should definitely do. In real life, we are just normal people without any special abilities, but in this show my character has magical powers.”

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