Prince charming!

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Updated At : 12:03 PM Sep 11, 2020 IST

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Television sensation and style icon Siddharth Nigam, who enjoys love and support from his fans for his phenomenal performance in Sony Sab’s Aladdin: Naam Toh Suna Hoga, has been charming us with his dashing looks. With a plot-twisting reincarnation, Siddharth, playing the role of Aladdin, is now seen as a prince.

Siddharth says, “The best part about Prince Aladdin’s looks is that not only he looks royal, but edgy and appealing. It has been created keeping today’s audience in mind at the same time it retains the essence of the era in the show. Aladdin not only has one but three new looks. I personally love the black outfit of Aladdin. I think it is very modern and is closer to my personal style.”

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