Parul Yadav gets nostalgic

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Updated At : 12:57 PM Mar 31, 2021 IST

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Parul Yadav, who has worked in films as well as TV shows such as Yes Boss and Bhagyavidhaata, recently went down memory lane as her movie Jessie completed five years. Parul was on top of her game in Jessie and the film was a commercial success. The actress and fitness enthusiast Parul, who always keep her fans entertained with her social media posts, penned a heart-warming note.

Parul wrote, “This was my first (and only!!) horror film and getting possessed in the movie ranks amongst the toughest things I had ever had to do!! But thanks to my wonderful team – #Pavithra, @manojkagdamakeuphair, and #Parma I really loved playing #Nandini… Thank you @pavanwadeyar for a wonderful character with a beautiful arc! And a big shout out to my costar @dhananjaya_ka.”

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