Akansha Puri welcomes Basant with a Ganpati idolA special gift

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Updated At : 01:44 PM Feb 10, 2020 IST

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Gifts often come as a symbol of love from our dear ones. As reported recently, Basant Bhatt has re-entered TV show Vighnaharta Ganesh. A few months back, Basant decided to move out of the series due to his personal reasons, which made his co-star Akanksha Puri unhappy. Now, when he is back, Akanksha is elated and gave him a Ganpati idol as a token of love.

A happy Akanksha Puri said, “The show has been running for more than two years now and the cast has become like a family for us. When Basant was not in the show, all of us missed him. Now when he is back, I thought of giving him a welcome gift and what could be better than a Ganpati idol.”

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