Supriya Raina Shukla plays a progressive woman

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Updated At : 02:55 PM Feb 15, 2024 IST

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Adding a spark of excitement to the narrative is the arrival of Supriya Raina Shukla in the role of Sulakshana Singh, Veer’s mother in Colors’ Mera Balam Thanedaar.

Coming from a traditional Rajasthani background, Sulakshana is a stickler for discipline and a progressive woman. Recently recovering from a coma, she reunites with her family.

Talking about her entry into the show, Supriya says, “My character Sulakshana Singh is a strong-headed person and desires everything to be disciplined.”

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