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Parvati likes impactful characters

Parvati Sehgal made her acting debut with TV show Mann Kee Awaaz Pratigya in 2009. She played a carefree and daring Komal in Season 1 of the show, but when she reprised her character for Season 2, fans saw a...

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Updated At : 01:06 PM Jun 25, 2021 IST

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Parvati Sehgal made her acting debut with TV show Mann Kee Awaaz Pratigya in 2009. She played a carefree and daring Komal in Season 1 of the show, but when she reprised her character for Season 2, fans saw a huge change in her reel avatar.

The young actress says that she prefers to go for impactful characters. She says, “I always pick and choose my roles carefully. I have never accepted a character that I don’t gel with. Therefore, to me the roles I’ve played are equally lovable and favourite and equally respectable.”

She adds, “My topmost criteria when it comes to choosing a script is how meaty the role is. As in, how much I get to perform in the show…”

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