Sambhavna Seth to make a comeback

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Updated At : 01:26 PM Sep 19, 2020 IST

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Sambhavna Seth will be making her comeback on television with &TV’s Gudiya Humari Sabhi Pe Bhari. Portraying the role of Radhe’s (Ravi Mahashabde) first wife Mahua, Sambhavna is all set to wreak comical havoc in the lives of the close-knitted Gupta family.

The most fun part, however, is that Radhe has no memory of ever getting married to anyone besides Sarla.

Expressing her excitement, Sambhavna says, “I am excited to back on television to portray the role of Mahua. This is the first time I will be exploring a light-hearted genre. I am sure the audience will enjoy this new role of mine and continue to shower me with their love and support. I am eagerly looking forward to work with everyone in the show.”

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