Rubina Dilaik gets a warm welcome by LGBTQ community on the sets of Shakti

Rubina Dilaik is back on Shakti as Saumya, a transgender (kinnar). With her impactful acting and beautiful portrayal of their life, Rubina has managed to break several stereotypes around the LGBTQ community. Rubina received a ‘warm welcome’ from the LGBTQ...

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 01:30 PM Apr 14, 2021 IST

The actress shared some heart-warming photos of her comeback celebrations with the LQBTQ community on social media. They brought a special cake to welcome Rubina back on the show and shared some heartening moments. Rubina shared how touched she was with their gesture. “And that’s how I was welcomed back on my show Shakti by the LGBT community,” a humbled Rubina expressed.

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