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Friends are the family that you choose, and this saying sums up the bond actors of Shakti- Astitva Ke Ehsaas Kii share on the sets. Post the 15-year-leap, the show now highlights the love story of Heer (played by Jigyasa...

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Updated At : 12:39 PM Apr 26, 2020 IST

Friends are the family that you choose, and this saying sums up the bond actors of Shakti- Astitva Ke Ehsaas Kii share on the sets. Post the 15-year-leap, the show now highlights the love story of Heer (played by Jigyasa Singh), a transgender.

Speaking about the bond the actors share, Jigyasa says, “I have never worked with Avinash and Meherzan before, but the connection was instant. They are extremely protective and they take care of me like their little sister. I miss them the most. Video calling them is now on my daily to-do list.”

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