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Raveena Tandon to be the Best Woman at Mika Singh's wedding

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Updated At : 04:17 PM Jun 29, 2022 IST

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Star Bharat is bringing us the most important journey of Mika Singh’s life where he is on a mission to find his life partner.

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To aid him in this process, actress Raveena Tandon is here. Mika had expressed before the start of the show, that he wants a girl like Raveena Tandon as his vohti.

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Speaking about the same, Raveena says, “I am very excited to see Mika and I am going to be helping Mika to choose that one person who will be spending her life with him. The tables have turned on Swayamvar – Mika Di Vohti and I am very happy to be a part of this show. I wish Mika and his ‘vohti’ will try to understand each other with time and treat each other with love and respect. I wish them all the best. And I hope to be the Best Woman at Mika Singh’s wedding!”

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