Sumbul Touqeer Khan on her 18-year-long journey

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Updated At : 01:23 PM Jan 10, 2021 IST

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Star Plus’ show Imlie has been appreciated by the audiences and actress Sumbul Touqeer Khan has become a popular face. She is living her father’s dream of pursuing something big in life.

Speaking about the same, the 18-year-old says, “My father is a dance choreographer in several dance reality shows and he always wanted his kids to do something big in life.”

Sumbul continues, “He saw that his kids, my sister and I, were taking interest in dance, so he decided to pack his bags and bring us all to Mumbai from Delhi in 2016 where we could try our luck in the entertainment industry. My parents got divorced when I was six.”

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