Obsessed with his looks

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Updated At : 01:34 PM Mar 31, 2020 IST

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The general perception is that girls take more time to dress up, but this myth has been broken by television’s heartthrob Mohit Kumar.

The actor is seen essaying the role of Shravan in Sony TV’s love saga EkDujeKeVaaste 2.Mohit Kumar apparently takes more time to get ready than any of the girls on the sets, including the leading lady of the show,KanikaKapoor, who is essaying the role

of Suman.

The actor comes on the sets before the call time not just to practice his scenes but also because he takes more than an hour to set his hair.

The show is being shot in Bhopal and even when the cast plans to explore the city, it is Mohit who keeps all waiting.

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