Aakanksha Singh, who has been a part of TV shows such as Na Bole Tum Na Maine Kuch Kaha and Savdhaan India, will soon be making her South Indian film debut.

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Updated At : 12:30 PM Jun 17, 2021 IST

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Aakanksha Singh, who has been a part of TV shows such as Na Bole Tum Na Maine Kuch Kaha and Savdhaan India, will soon be making her South Indian film debut.

She will be seen essaying the role of a hockey player in the Prithvi Aditya directorial venture, titled Clap. Aakanksha says, “Playing a sportsperson is challenging as the preparation demands a lot of physical and mental strength. I’ve been living the life of a sportsperson of late and now I know what it takes to be like them.”

Speaking about her training sessions, she adds, “Every day I used to train for two hours, with coach Ifthekhar Ahmed, an Indian police hockey team player and coach, with 30 years of experience, and a national level player. My training took place in Chennai.”

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