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Mere Dad Ki Dulhan depicts father-daughter bond

Sony Entertainment Television’s popular show Mere Dad Ki Dulhan depicts a loving relationship between a father and daughter, Amber and Niya, as the daughter is on a mission to find a suitable bride for her dad. While the audience has...

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Updated At : 02:17 PM Aug 23, 2020 IST

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Sony Entertainment Television’s popular show Mere Dad Ki Dulhan depicts a loving relationship between a father and daughter, Amber and Niya, as the daughter is on a mission to find a suitable bride for her dad. While the audience has loved the cute relationship between the father and daughter, played by Varun Badola and Anjali Tatrari, respectively, in real life too, Varun and Anjali share a great bond.

Said Varun, “I treat Anjali like my own daughter; so if I am protective of her in the show, I’m protective of her in real life too.”

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