Tushar Dalvi talks about importance of good deeds

They say one good deed can light up the whole dark world. In the ongoing track of Sony TV’s Mere Sai: Shraddha aur Saburi, Sai Baba talks about how greed overshadows good deeds but at the same time, he also...

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Updated At : 05:33 PM Jun 14, 2022 IST

Tushar Dalvi, who plays the role of Sai on the show, says, “There is a famous saying, ‘Whatever goes around comes around’. The saying simplifies life as you do not actually expect from your good deeds but you know that you will be rewarded in some way or the other for the goodness you have brought in. Whatever it may take, never let go of your rightfulness because the Almighty is there to reward you. Greed even overshadows love.”

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