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Dipika Chikhlia joins Badi Haveli Ki Chhoti Thakurain

Shemaroo Umang’s popular show Badi Haveli Ki Chhoti Thakurain is set for a major turning point as an unexpected twist is about to change the course of the story — the arrival of a divine force in the form of...

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 05:51 AM Apr 05, 2025 IST

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Shemaroo Umang’s popular show Badi Haveli Ki Chhoti Thakurain is set for a major turning point as an unexpected twist is about to change the course of the story — the arrival of a divine force in the form of Guru Maa, played by the actress Dipika Chikhlia.

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A name synonymous with devotion and grace, Dipika, fondly remembered by millions as Sita from Ramanand Sagar’s Ramayan, now steps into the pivotal role of Guru Maa. Her character will act as a spiritual mentor, revealing to Chaina that she is Jaiveer’s (Sheel Verma) Rakshini, and will serve as a catalyst for dramatic shifts in the haveli.

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