Exciting times for Aarti Bhagat, seen as Manjiri in Jamai No. 1

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 05:50 AM Feb 08, 2025 IST

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Aarti Bhagat, who is seen as Manjiri in Jamai No. 1, believes that the show’s new twists and turns will keep the audience more engaged.

She said, “The storyline will get even more engaging, with unexpected twists and deeper relationships being explored. I’m sure the show will only grow stronger and connect with even more viewers.” She pointed out that every character should go through ups and downs in a show to make it more relatable. She said, “A character’s journey has to feel real and that means showing their struggles as well as their happy moments.” She also mentioned that her character has a lot in store, and the audience can expect a lot of surprises.

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