Getting real

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Updated At : 02:29 PM Jun 21, 2020 IST

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Unlike her on-screen character in Krishna Chali London, Bhoomika Mirchandani is the cutest, fun-loving girl you will meet. Though she is very friendly, she finds it difficult to maintain friendship with a lot of people. She says she cannot handle too many people in her life. “I am a very friendly person but I cannot maintain friendship. I can’t handle too many people in my life. I have literally like two to three friends in my life with whom I talk once a month. I am very picky when it comes to people,” she said.

Happy to have got noticed for the character and her catch phrase Ambe Maiya, she says she wants to play bubbly and energetic roles but her dream role is “to play a mentally challenged person”, because she feels she will be able to pull it off really well.

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