Shweta Tiwari turns hairstylist

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Updated At : 01:18 PM Apr 14, 2020 IST

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Shweta Tiwari is winning hearts with her portrayal as Guneet Sikka in Sony TV’s Mere Dad Ki Dulhan. She has always been passionate about her work and has left no stone unturned to give it her best shot.

As actors are also staying put, she along with her family is whiling away her time by reading books and learning new recipes. While she misses shooting for the show, she is enjoying her family time too.

Recently she gave her son Reyansh a haircut since the barber shops are shut. She shared a few pictures from the recent haircut session on her Instagram account.

Shweta said, “Desperate times need desperate measures. I know that the barber shops will be shut for a while and it’s only safe to stay indoors, but not depriving my son of a haircut is the least I can do. I love dressing him up and now that I gave him a haircut, he looks cute.”

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