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Madrakshi Mundle observes fasts during Shravan

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Updated At : 01:46 PM Aug 01, 2021 IST

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Sony TV’s mythological show Vighnaharta Ganesh has gained enormous love from its viewers. Portraying the role of Parvati Mata, Madrakshi Mundle has managed to play her part with ease and bring out the nuances of her role perfectly. The actress recently revealed that she is a loyal devotee of Lord Shiva and throughout the month of Shravan observes a fast. Says Madrakshi, “I have been a huge devotee of Lord Shiva since childhood. Following in my mother’s footsteps, during the auspicious month of Shravan, to this day I observe a fast and religiously pray.”

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She adds, “Little did I know that blessings would arrive in the least expected but deeply fortunate manner. Essaying the role of Parvati ji in Vighnaharta Ganesh!” Meanwhile, on the show, viewers will witness how one of Tulsidas’ old students, Santh, will be arriving in town and begin to provoke everyone. 

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