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Updated At : 01:17 PM Apr 10, 2020 IST

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We have seen Sarthak and Srishti’s onscreen chemistry in Pyaar Ki Luka Chuppi. Actor Rahul Sharma and Aparna Dixit’s onscreen camaraderie has been written about it.

Interestingly, they are great friends off-screen as well. Speaking on their off-screen camaraderie Rahul says, “I miss shooting, and especially shooting with Aparna. She is very comfortable while facing the camera and that makes her effortless. Our friendship gradually developed because of our North Indian connection and also the food we love. We used to share our lunch boxes.”

Rahul also adds, “Shooting with her is great fun and we are always good to each other. I really miss shooting with my favourite co-star. Our track was also going on a different note, so fans were also eager to watch us onscreen. I wish we all get free from this corona scare soon and start our normal life.”

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