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Avika Gor On Her Role In Laado 2: 'Not A Victim, Will Stand Up Against Evils'
Avika Gor plays a law student, named Anushka, who "knows what is right and wrong, and wants others to follow that. If anyone goes on a wrong track, she knows how to give them back even if it's Ammaji
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Bibipur Goes From #SelfieWithDaughters to 'Laado' on Nameplates
After its 'Beti Bachao-Selfie Banao' initiative caught Prime Minister Narendra Modi's attention prompting him to announce #SelfieWithDaughter, the Bibipur Panchayat on Sunday launched "Digital India with Laado", a campaign to replace names of family-heads in the nameplates with their daughter's moniker.
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Ammaji Meghna Malik to play modern woman in Gustakh Dil
Versatile actress Meghna Malik, popularly known as Ammaji of Na Aana Is Des Laado, is happy to give the audiences a different taste of her talent with new show Gustakh Dil in which she plays a modern character.
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Meghna Malik's stint on Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa 6 ends
For those who saw her in the stiff and strict character of Ammaji in Na Aaana Is Des Laado, it would have been hard to imagine that Meghna Malik can dance - and how!
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Meghna Malik: Ammaji was beyond age and gender
Jhalak Dikhla Jaa 6 went on air June 1 and Meghna calls the experience "lovely" and "different from the acting work that I have been doing".
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Would love to play Komolika, says TV actor Shikha Singh
Shikha Singh, who played dacoit Amba in Na Aana Iss Des Laado, says if given a chance, she would love to play a mean and negative character like Komolika Basu.
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I'm not ready to play father on screen: Aman Verma
Aman Verma, who returned to the small screen with negative roles, says he prefers playing the bad man as he is not ready to play a father on TV.
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Aman to play negative role in Chhoti Bahu
TV actor, Aman Verma, is set to essay a character with grey shades again in Zee TV' show Chhoti Bahu.
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Men have nothing to do on Indian TV: Aman Verma
TV actor Aman Verma feels that the small screen has now become a women's domain and men are merely used as showpieces in most shows.
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Where's women's empowerment on TV?
Women are slapped, kicked, abused and raped in popular shows like Naa Aana Iss Des Laado, Balika Vadhu and Pratigya.
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Avika Gor On Her Role In Laado 2: 'Not A Victim, Will Stand Up Against Evils'
Avika Gor plays a law student, named Anushka, who "knows what is right and wrong, and wants others to follow that. If anyone goes on a wrong track, she knows how to give them back even if it's Ammaji
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Bibipur Goes From #SelfieWithDaughters to 'Laado' on Nameplates
After its 'Beti Bachao-Selfie Banao' initiative caught Prime Minister Narendra Modi's attention prompting him to announce #SelfieWithDaughter, the Bibipur Panchayat on Sunday launched "Digital India with Laado", a campaign to replace names of family-heads in the nameplates with their daughter's moniker.
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Ammaji Meghna Malik to play modern woman in Gustakh Dil
Versatile actress Meghna Malik, popularly known as Ammaji of Na Aana Is Des Laado, is happy to give the audiences a different taste of her talent with new show Gustakh Dil in which she plays a modern character.
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Meghna Malik's stint on Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa 6 ends
For those who saw her in the stiff and strict character of Ammaji in Na Aaana Is Des Laado, it would have been hard to imagine that Meghna Malik can dance - and how!
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Meghna Malik: Ammaji was beyond age and gender
Jhalak Dikhla Jaa 6 went on air June 1 and Meghna calls the experience "lovely" and "different from the acting work that I have been doing".
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Would love to play Komolika, says TV actor Shikha Singh
Shikha Singh, who played dacoit Amba in Na Aana Iss Des Laado, says if given a chance, she would love to play a mean and negative character like Komolika Basu.
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I'm not ready to play father on screen: Aman Verma
Aman Verma, who returned to the small screen with negative roles, says he prefers playing the bad man as he is not ready to play a father on TV.
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Aman to play negative role in Chhoti Bahu
TV actor, Aman Verma, is set to essay a character with grey shades again in Zee TV' show Chhoti Bahu.
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Men have nothing to do on Indian TV: Aman Verma
TV actor Aman Verma feels that the small screen has now become a women's domain and men are merely used as showpieces in most shows.
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Where's women's empowerment on TV?
Women are slapped, kicked, abused and raped in popular shows like Naa Aana Iss Des Laado, Balika Vadhu and Pratigya.
