Ashi Singh is the new Yasmine

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 01:28 PM Jul 04, 2020 IST

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The shoots for new episodes of Sony Sab’s fantasy show, Aladdin: Naam Toh Suna Hoga, have begun while following highest safety measures. The fresh episodes will introduce Ashi Singh, who will be seen as powerful and glamourous Sultana Yasmine.

Ashi, who has recently started shooting for her new venture, shares her experience of the first day of the shoot and getting into the look and role of Yasmine.

Sharing her excitement, Ashi said, “Every girl dreams to be a princess and this role fulfils that wish of mine. I am little nervous because it’s a huge shift for me but I am ready to rise to the challenge and give my best. I have never essayed the role of a princess and I am thrilled to get into the glamourous look of Yasmine. I am preparing for the role and focusing on the nuances so that I can bring Yasmine alive on screen.”

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