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No plan B for Anjali

Shedding light on her character in Amazon miniTV entrepreneurial drama Hustlers —Jugaad Ka Khel, Anjali Barot says, “Vanshika exudes strength and confidence. She is a role model for everyone. She also leads an organised and straightforward life.” On whether she...

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Updated At : 02:58 PM Feb 05, 2024 IST

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Shedding light on her character in Amazon miniTV entrepreneurial drama Hustlers —Jugaad Ka Khel, Anjali Barot says, “Vanshika exudes strength and confidence. She is a role model for everyone. She also leads an organised and straightforward life.”

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On whether she has any alternative career plan, she says, “I believe that being an actor is similar to being an entrepreneur. So, for me, this is the only plan, and there is no Plan B right now. Getting better in this while developing my talents, and updating myself in this sector is my main focus.”

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