Yaaneea Bharadwaj says Made in Heaven has been a boon for her

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Updated At : 01:01 PM Jul 19, 2021 IST

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Yaaneea Bharadwaj, the young star of Made in Heaven-fame, has been quite busy recently with shoots and says she owes it to her presence in the hit series. Yaaneea says, “Made in Heaven has been a boon for me; after the show I got many calls from casting directors as it helped me get noticed.”

She adds, “I was signed for the show that I am currently working in by the director after he saw my performance in Made In Heaven. I was also called to audition for a film and after multiple rounds I finally bagged the role — my first big-ticket film, Chhorii, last year. In the meantime, I was regularly doing TVC campaigns and also took up acting workshops to hone my skills. It is not an easy journey, but Made In Heaven definitely made things easier than before.”

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