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Vaishali Thakkar plays a cop

Highlighting the concept of ‘policing with heart’, Sony SAB’s Maddam Sir has taken an exciting turn and actress Vaishali Thakkar has made an entry as head constable Babita Sarkar. Says Vaishali, “Babita is one of the most interesting characters that...

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Updated At : 01:05 PM Oct 27, 2020 IST

Highlighting the concept of ‘policing with heart’, Sony SAB’s Maddam Sir has taken an exciting turn and actress Vaishali Thakkar has made an entry as head constable Babita Sarkar. Says Vaishali, “Babita is one of the most interesting characters that I have had a chance to essay so far. When I was approached for this role, what struck me the most was the different and contrasting layers that the character had. Babita is dominating, powerful, caring and a very strong character. She is a woman of substance.”

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