Ridheima Tiwari says her husband makes fun of her role in Dakini

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Updated At : 03:06 PM Dec 01, 2022 IST

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Raazz Mahal, starring Ridhiema Tiwari, Himanshu Soni and Neha Harsora, was recently released on Shemaroo Umang. While viewers were excited to decode the mysteries in the show, Ridhiema Tiwari spilled a secret about her special connection with Dakini.

The actress revealed that she had been essaying such a role since her marriage with Jaskaran Singh!

She says, “Women are mysteriously intuitive. In the initial years of marriage, my husband would wonder how I managed to always know the truth beforehand. I would take advantage of his suspicion and scare him with a stare, and say that I possessed dark magical powers! Little did I know that I was affirming to play this powerful mysterious beauty Chandralekha — the Dakini. When I signed up for Raaz Mahal, my husband got excited and made fun of me.”

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