Reliving college days

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Updated At : 01:26 PM Nov 22, 2020 IST

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Life can be tough, and one can’t help but fondly reminisce those simple college days when we didn’t have to think of responsibilities, care about deadlines and worry about endless workdays. Only if we could get a chance to relive those good old carefree days. Sony Entertainment Television’s popular show Indiawaali Maa will see the lead character, Rohan, played by actor Akshay Mhatre, tpursue MBA.

Akshay says, “It’s a surreal feeling to relive my college days through Rohan. This track is special for me, as it refreshes my memory of those carefree college days. I believe this is also one of the best parts of being an actor, to be able to live many lives and learn something from each of the diverse characters that we play.”

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