Vaquar all praise for Mahesh Pandey

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Updated At : 02:35 PM Mar 12, 2020 IST

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Vaquar Shaikh, who is currently seen in Mahesh Pandey’s Vidya on the small screen, is doing Punjabi films as well.

Talking about working in different mediums, he says, “I like all mediums.” He further adds, “The role in Vidya has made me explore acting differently. I am grateful to producer Mahesh Pandey for giving me this role. The audiences are loving it. I am happy with the response. Mahesh Pandey knows the pulse of the audience as he is a writer too.”

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