Shafaq Naaz returns to mythology

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Updated At : 01:48 PM Sep 16, 2020 IST

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As &TV’s Kahat Hanuman Jai Shri Ram transcends into Ram Adhyay with Ram Janam, we will see Shafaq Naaz playing Maharani Kaushalya. Shafaq, who is returning to the mythological genre after more than five years, says, “It is a humbling experience to play the mother of Bhagwan Ram and be a part of the great era of Ramayana. A mother is someone who has a great influence on her child and contributes immensely towards his formation. In this case, I get to be that character, and I cannot be any happier. The recent episodes of the show portrayed the beautiful milan of bhakt and Bhagwan. There are many more unheard gathas of Ram Adhyay which will be worth watching in the forthcoming tracks.”

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