Karuna learns weaving

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Updated At : 04:02 PM Dec 21, 2022 IST

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Karuna Pandey, popularly known as Pushpa from Sony SAB’s show Pushpa Impossible, has become a household name.

The upcoming episode will show how her daughter-in-law, Deepti Patel (Garima Parihar), accidentally burn Pushpa’s hand-woven saree and the latter will decide to fix it. In the process Deepti will come to know about Pushpa’s long-lost interest in weaving.

Karuna decided to learn the art in real life. She said, “As an actor, I prefer to keep it real. I tried to learn how traditional weaving is done. I hope someday I get to learn the art in depth. I might take it up as a hobby.”

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