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Rajeshwari shoots from home for Shaadi Mubarak

Star Plus’ show Shaadi Mubarak marks the comeback of popular TV actress Rajshree Thakur after many years. She is seen opposite Manav Gohil. Apart from the two, another well-known actor who plays a pivotal role is Rajeshwari Sachdev. Rajeshwari, who...

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Updated At : 01:15 PM Sep 29, 2020 IST

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Star Plus’ show Shaadi Mubarak marks the comeback of popular TV actress Rajshree Thakur after many years. She is seen opposite Manav Gohil. Apart from the two, another well-known actor who plays a pivotal role is Rajeshwari Sachdev.

Rajeshwari, who had tested positive for Covid-19, is fulfilling her work commitment from home. The actress recently shot for her sequence from home. Rajeshwari is slaying it in the role of Kusum.

The actress says, “I’m glad for the kind of work that is coming my way.”

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