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Colors set to launch ‘Namak Issk Ka’

Presenting a heartfelt romantic drama, Colors is set to launch Namak Issk Ka, the journey of flamboyant Chamcham,a role to be essayed by Shruti Sharma, who is looked down upon due to her profession, but is married off into a...

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Updated At : 02:06 PM Nov 25, 2020 IST

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Presenting a heartfelt romantic drama, Colors is set to launch Namak Issk Ka, the journey of flamboyant Chamcham,a role to be essayed by Shruti Sharma, who is looked down upon due to her profession, but is married off into a reputable family in Mumbai. Even though Chamcham is a dancer, traditionally known as Nachaniya, she is a level-headed and morally righteous person.

Shruti says, “I am very excited to have bagged this role. Chamcham is an incredible character and playing her gives me a lot of scope for performing as an actor. The concept of the show is very strong.”

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