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Saamya Jainn talks about her role in Dehati Ladke

Sharing her experience of working with the team, Saamya Jainn from Amazon miniTV coming-of-age drama Dehati Ladke says, “It was amazing. From the directors and the cast to the spot dadas and the makeup artists, it felt like were a...

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Updated At : 03:41 PM Dec 29, 2023 IST

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Sharing her experience of working with the team, Saamya Jainn from Amazon miniTV coming-of-age drama Dehati Ladke says, “It was amazing. From the directors and the cast to the spot dadas and the makeup artists, it felt like were a family. Tanish and I were newcomers in terms of professional experience, unlike Raghav and Shine who have done a lot of work yet possess a passion to explore new things. In general, the team was quite young and high on energy and everyone motivated everyone.”

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She adds, “I am grateful for all the support and love we are receiving for the series. This is a light-hearted show with a compelling storyline.”

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