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For Apeksha Porwal, 'Undekhi' has been a turning point in career

By IANS | Updated: March 5, 2023 16:25 IST

Mumbai, March 5 From playing a tribal girl in her debut series 'Undekhi' to playing a woman with ...

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Mumbai, March 5 From playing a tribal girl in her debut series 'Undekhi' to playing a woman with homosexual preferences in the Rajkummar Rao and Bhumi Pednekar-starrer 'Badhaai Do', actress Apeksha Porwal has given her best. However, she considers her debut series as a turning point in her career.

The former Miss India was last seen in the international English-Arabic show 'Slave Market' and the actress is now busy shooting for the second season.

As the second season of her debut series 'Undekhi' has completed one year, the actress got emotional and expressed her excitement and feelings of nostalgia.

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