Meet Richa Rathore as Nandini 2.0

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Updated At : 01:40 PM Jul 10, 2021 IST

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Richa Rathore is now seen in an all-new avatar in the show Aapki Nazron Ne Samjha. Excited about the new look, the young actress says, “It is one of my personal favourites. It’s Indo-western and classy, and I have always liked this kind of a look.” The actress reveals that her character has also changed because of the things that happened in her past.

She adds, “Nandini has become stronger, confident and independent. She has managed to learn English and has become more knowledgeable.In her heart, Nandini still feels for people and is kind but she has zero tolerance for wrong and will never give second chances to people because of what has happened with her in the past. I feel this is Nandini 2.0; modern yet anchored to her roots.”

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