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Updated At : 12:55 PM Jun 09, 2020 IST

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Mandana Karimi, who was last seen in popular daily soap Ishqbaaz, has taken to online acting classes amid the lockdown. The actress shares, “I did regular sessions with Actors Truth last year. They have another course, which is online and I took it. I am absolutely loving it and it’s keeping the creative energy in me flowing. They are extremely innovative and they have an amalgamation of theory and practical to get the best out of me.”

She adds, “Acting is sacred and it needs a lot of practice. Life has come to a standstill but we have to stay strong and keep the positive energies higher so that we sail by these difficult times soon.”

class apart: Mandana Karimi

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