Pratibha Ranta looks unrecognisable as an old woman

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Updated At : 01:12 PM Nov 21, 2020 IST

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Experimenting with different looks is a part of an actor’s life. A lot goes into creating a look of a character and it sure was not easy for Pratibha Ranta, who will be seen as an old lady in Zee TV’s popular fiction drama Qurbaan Hua.

Pratibha says, “We shot for a very interesting sequence for which I had to don the look of an old lady in love with her partner. It was the first time that I wore a fat suit and applied more make-up than usual. But the most challenging part was it was quite hot and the suit was heavily padded. I felt the need to get some cool air during every break. It was definitely exciting and I am glad we could pull it off.”

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