Santoshi Maa completes 100 episodes

&TV’s Santoshi Maa, launched earlier this year, recently completed 100 episodes. The entire cast and crew got together to celebrate the moment with a cake-cutting ceremony. Gracy Singh, who portrays the role of Santoshi Maa, says, “It makes me so...

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 01:34 PM Oct 02, 2020 IST

&TV’s Santoshi Maa, launched earlier this year, recently completed 100 episodes. The entire cast and crew got together to celebrate the moment with a cake-cutting ceremony.

Gracy Singh, who portrays the role of Santoshi Maa, says, “It makes me so happy to see that we have already crossed the 100-episode mark successfully. It has been an incredible journey working with Tanvi, Indresh, Sara, Ratan and the entire cast and crew. We are like one big family. We hope and pray that our audience continues to shower us with their love and blessings.”

Tanvi Dogra, who plays the role of Swati, adds, “This is a grand moment for all of us. Our audience’s appreciation and love motivate us. We have a lot of high-intensity drama in the pipeline, with Swati’s look-alike Babli soon making an entry.”

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