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KUCH RANG PYAR KE AISE BHI actress exits from the show

New Delhi: Sony Entertainment Television’s show Kuch Rang Pyar Ke Aise Bhi has impressed the audience on a larger scale. Dev and Sonakshi scene never fail to woo the viewers. Now after the Dev and Sonakshi’s wedding, audience is waiting for Dadi Bua to go back to her places. Looks like makers have heard their wish this time. As per the reports of a leading entertainment portal, Amita Udgata aka Dadi Bhua has left, as her role in the show ended. amita After adding the spice and drama in the serial, Amita has bid adieu to the team. Confirming the news Amita said “I am glad that i was a part of the show and it was wonderful shooting with the entire cast and crew.” Talking about her character, Amita said it was very sorted character and was brilliantly shaped. It had a lot of teachings for the family. After Sona performs Tulsi pooja, Dadi Bhua will leave the house. Let’s hope that now we will finally get to see some Dev-Sona’s love chemistry. Stay Tunes for all updates.

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