Maera Mishra set to essay her first negative role

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Updated At : 12:55 PM Oct 19, 2020 IST

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The popular fiction show Guddan Tumse Na Ho Payega has been a favourite amongst viewers with its unique and never-seen-before concept revolving around the country’s youngest saas, younger than the bahus of the household she marries into! Stepping into the show with her first-ever negative character, television actress Maera Mishra is thrilled to portray the grey character of Nia.

She says, “Nia is quite a complicated character. While on the outside Nia is portrayed as a perfect bahu and mother, the catch is that she is completely opposite to what people think she is. This would be my first time portraying a grey character on screen and I’m loving the whole vibe of it. I’m absolutely thrilled with this opportunity.”

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