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The art of makeup

Amid the new normal, most actors have adapted to the new working style—getting ready independently, doing their own hair and make-up. But a few of them always preferred doing their own make-up. Malhar Ji (Sehban Azim) of Tujhse Hai Raabta...

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Updated At : 12:42 PM Aug 02, 2020 IST

Amid the new normal, most actors have adapted to the new working style—getting ready independently, doing their own hair and make-up. But a few of them always preferred doing their own make-up. Malhar Ji (Sehban Azim) of Tujhse Hai Raabta has been acing the art of makeup for a while now. Sehban shares, “I love doing my own makeup and hair on the sets and I give all the credit to my dear friend Karan Wahi.” He adds, “The first time I saw someone doing his own makeup on sets was Karan and I was amused and in awe.”

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