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Nostalgic moment for team Balika Vadhu

As Colors’Balika Vadhu returned to television after 12 years, the leading cast of the show, Avika Gor, Smita Bansal, Anup Soni and Avinash Mukherjee, connected virtually and took a walk down the memory lane. They spoke about the time they...

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Updated At : 01:05 PM Apr 23, 2020 IST

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As Colors’Balika Vadhu returned to television after 12 years, the leading cast of the show, Avika Gor, Smita Bansal, Anup Soni and Avinash Mukherjee, connected virtually and took a walk down the memory lane. They spoke about the time they shot the path-breaking show.

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Avika, who played the iconic character of Anandi, exclaimed, “This is an unbelievable moment for me. I’m emotional as I watch my very first show as an actor. As our viewers are now confined to their homes, I’m extremely excited that we get to reconnect with them with our show.”

Avinash, who plays Jagya, said he was very happy that the show was coming back on air.

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