Chandni Sharma wins her fight with Covid-19

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Updated At : 12:07 PM Jan 05, 2021 IST

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Ishq Mein Marjawan 2 fame actress Chandni Sharma, who has recently recovered from Covid-19, says her fight with coronavirus wasn’t that tough. The actress says, “I am doing absolutely fine. I will definitely be more cautious now on. My parents were here and all three of us were Covid positive. Though I was more worried for them because of their age but by the grace of God, we all overcame it with no complications.”

Chandni adds, “I follow all the guidelines. No unnecessary socialising. Washing hands every hour. Using masks and sanitisers. If can be avoided, I do not step out and no one comes to my house either. I take my daily intake of multi-vitamins, and strictly no eating out or ordering restaurant food at home for me.”

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