Mansi is happy playing a positive character in Badall Pe Paon Hai

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Updated At : 03:26 PM Jul 20, 2024 IST

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Adding to the charm of Sony SAB’s show Badall Pe Paon Hai is the talented actress Mansi Sharma, who plays Shilpa Khanna, Rajat’s sister-in-law. Known for her roles in negative and grey shades, Mansi’s portrayal of the positive and fun-loving Shilpa is a refreshing change. The actress, who is based out of Punjab, is particularly greatful for the show being shot in Chandigarh, allowing her to balance her passion for acting with her family time.

Mansi shared, “Being a part of Badall Pe Paon Hai is special since the show is very different for me. I have often played negative characters, but my character in this show, Shilpa, is a refreshing change as it is not negative at all, so I am quite enjoying it. In fact, there are no negative characters in the show. It portrays what a normal family looks like in real life and is relatable.”

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