Reel versus real

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Updated At : 01:31 PM Jan 08, 2020 IST

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Although Alia and Tara (played by Anusha Mishra and Priyanka Purohit) of Sony SAB’s show Tera Kya Hoga Alia, are competing face to face on-screen, they share a rather amazing bond off screen. Speaking about her bond with Priyanka, Anusha said, “Priyanka is my senior from the same college, I think four batches ahead of me. While Alia and Tara are on screen rivals, I and Priyanka are very affectionate towards each other off screen and our scenes together are super fun to shoot.”

Adding more, Priyanka revealed, “Me and Anusha have a lot of fun while shooting for our Tom and Jerry scenes, as we laugh out the most even while they are being narrated to us.”

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