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Kirti Kulhari fondly recalls her character from Bard of Blood

Kirti Kulhari’s diverse body of work speaks about her versatility. The Pink actress has invariably maintained that she is passionate about being part of ventures that matter and essaying relatable characters. One such series that checked both these for Kirti...

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Updated At : 02:46 PM Sep 28, 2020 IST

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Kirti Kulhari’s diverse body of work speaks about her versatility. The Pink actress has invariably maintained that she is passionate about being part of ventures that matter and essaying relatable characters. One such series that checked both these for Kirti was Bard Of Blood, the series which recently completed one year.

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Recalling her character, Jannat, says, “The character has been strongly etched in people’s minds and heart. After Ribhu’s (director) narration, the first thought in my head was that the length of the role did not matter. I fell in love with Jannat during that short narration schedule.”

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