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Actress Harleen Sethi, who is awaiting the release of her streaming show ‘Kohrra’, happened to have forged a very special connection with her personal self.

For the Netflix show, Harleen got inked, and it has an endearing back story. She even revealed how her character Nimrat from ‘Kohrra’ is very much a part of her.

Getting Gurmukhi script engraved on her hand, Harleen shared a little video of the moment. And the heartwarming note she wrote with it makes the moment even more special.

She wrote: “Nimrat (is) a part of me. As a Mumbai Ki Mulgi I never quite took to my Punjabi roots, rather always ran away from it as a kid. I had a cosmopolitan attitude as someone born and brought up in this city that was considered cooler, but as they say it’s never too late, ‘Kohrra’ was a push in this direction.”

Harleen further added: “Before we started filming,...

Known for her previous roles in popular shows like ‘Jamtara – Sabka Number Ayega’ and ‘Kathmandu Connection,’ Aksha takes on the challenging character of crime branch officer Shaurya Chautala. Viewers have been showering her with love and appreciation for her portrayal, making ‘Rafuchakkar’ a binge-worthy show that keeps audiences engaged with its fast-paced and intriguing storyline.

Expressing her happiness, Aksha says, “I am truly overwhelmed with the love and appreciation I have received for my performance in ‘Rafuchakkar.’ It’s incredibly rewarding to see that my efforts have paid off and that viewers have connected with my role. I am grateful to the audience for their support and encouragement, and I couldn’t be happier to be a part of such a thrilling and well-received show.”

Since its release on Jio Cinemas, ‘Rafuchakkar’ has garnered critical acclaim, with viewers applauding the show’s gripping storyline and the performances of its talented cast,...

Director and Writer: Arshad Siddiqui. Cast: Aksha Pardasany, Rohit Vikkram, Arsh Sandhu, Govind Namdev

Producer: Bhupender Singh Sandhu, Arpit Garg

Presented By : Brandex Entertainment and Arsh Sandhu Productions

Ians Ratings : ****

It is said that life is nothing without love and love doesn’t happen going by someone’s caste and religion. But in India, especially Hindu-Muslim couples have to face discrimination, harassment and suffer mental agony even at the hands of their loved ones.

This film brings an important lesson about respecting other’s religion and allowing lovers to choose their own fate; but nowhere does the films get preachy, and that is the best part of ‘Shubh Nikah’.

The film will linger on in one’s mind for long enough, making it difficult to forget. It is not only a shining example of cinema with a purpose but it is equally a very entertaining film.

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