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Pankaj Berry reprises his role in the show Tenali Rama

Sony SAB’s show Tenali Rama has returned with an exciting new story. The show also marks the return of the clever and witty Raj Guru Tathacharya, played by the talented and seasoned actor Pankaj Berry. The much-loved and iconic character...

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 05:52 AM Dec 28, 2024 IST

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Sony SAB’s show Tenali Rama has returned with an exciting new story. The show also marks the return of the clever and witty Raj Guru Tathacharya, played by the talented and seasoned actor Pankaj Berry. The much-loved and iconic character is known for his shrewdness and cunning nature, and is seen engaging in his trademark battle of wit with Tenali (played by Krishna Bharadwaj).

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Pankaj said, “Tathacharya is full of wit, mischief and charm, making him both a challenge and a joy to portray. Bringing his quirks and humour to life has been a rewarding experience.”

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