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Khushi Dubey takes inspiration from Lady Singham Deepika Padukone

Star Plus has brought to its audience a new undercover cop saga, Aankh Micholi, starring Khushi Dubey and Navneet Malik. The promo depicts Rukhmini (Khushi Dubey) as an undercover cop fighting the goons on one side, and on the other,...
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Updated At : 01:29 PM Jan 19, 2024 IST
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Star Plus has brought to its audience a new undercover cop saga, Aankh Micholi, starring Khushi Dubey and Navneet Malik. The promo depicts Rukhmini (Khushi Dubey) as an undercover cop fighting the goons on one side, and on the other, Rukhmini is pressurised by her family to get married and settle down.

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Khushi talks about her character. “I am essaying the character of an IPS officer. For my character, I take inspiration from Deepika Padukone. Deepika will be seen essaying the role of Lady Singham in her next venture. I take her as my role model for my character. The way she carries herself and fits in the role of a cop is what inspires me, and I hope I can achieve the grandeur and magnificence that she brings to her characters.”

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