Sangeeta Adhikary goes grey for Maitree

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Updated At : 01:18 PM Feb 28, 2023 IST

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Sangeeta Adhikary is currently shooting for Zee TV’s show Maitree. She will be seen playing a negative character in the show.

She says, “My character’s name is Neelu and she is a very clever and colourful. Neelu and her husband are trying to pocket the property of her sister-in-law.”

Sangeeta adds, “The most funny thing about my character is that she has a signature dialogue— “Jhuth bolu toh kachuwa ban jaun, Jhuth bolu toh chipkali ban jaun. I had said these line multiple times. Once I was at home and during a conversation I said the same line to my husband. He was shocked and just laughed.”

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