'I am excited to play siamese twin in Khidki,' Chandni Bhagwanani

Chandni Bhagwanani, who was last seen in &TV's mythological show 'Santoshi Maa' will be seen playing a challenging role in Hats Off's show 'Khidki' on SAB TV. She will be playing conjoined sister of 'Thapki Pyaar Ki' fame Sheena Bajaj's. The two pretty actresses attended a workshop to get into the skin of the character of siamese twins and seems quite excited because they will be sharing screen space more than after a decade.

'Jhalli Anjali' Chandni Bhagwanani undergoes a makeover!

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'Amita Ka Amit' fame Chandni Bhagwanani, who is currently seen as 'Anjali' in Channel V's 'Jhalli Anjali Ke Tootey Dil Ki Amazing Story' will undergo a makeover in the show.

Anjali, who always become a laughing stock because of her Jhalli look will be seen participating in Mr & Miss all rounder in the college in modern, glam western look.

Angad left Anjali heartbroken and is moved on. However, Anjali is still running after Angad and is trying her best to bring him back. So to impress him, she participate in Mr & Miss all rounder competition, for that her sister Amisha gives her a makeover . In return, Anjali will try to bring Amisha & Dhruv closer.

When contacted Chandni said, "Yes, you will see Anjali in new avatar. But that new glam look is just only for one episode. I hope audience like it."

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'Jhalli Anjali..' is a story of self-discovery of girl after breakup : Chandni Bhagwanani

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Chandni Bhagwanani won heart of many with her simple girl-next-door look in Swastik Pictures 'Amita Ka Amit' on Sony Entertainment. The bubbly actress is all set to make her come back on small screen with Channel V's show 'Jhalli Anjali Ke Tootey Dil Ki Amazing Story', says she is quite similar to her onscreen character.

"I relate to my onscreen character Anjali a lot, we don't care about the world, we are just ourselves. Like Anjali, I would rather wear a jeans and a kurti in a party, rather than wearing a one-piece that everybody nowadays wear," says Chandni.

So like Anjali is she also a Jhalli? Chandni laughed and said, "No..Well Jhalli does not mean she is mad. She just thinks in a different way. She is not like those typical girls who talks about nail paints."

Talking about the USP of the show, cute and lovable Chandni said, "It's a youth based show and we are going to tell the story from a girl's point of view of what happens after breakup. It's a story about a Ambala based girl Anjali, whose world revolves around a guy. Then he left her heartbroken, after which she begins an amazing journey of self-discovery."

'Jhalli Anjali Ke Tootey Dil Ki Amazing Story ' will be launched today (12 May) and will air Monday and Tuesday at the 6 PM on Channel V.

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Always wanted to play negative characters: Akash Bhathija

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Mumbai, Feb 28 (IANS) Actor Akash Bhathija, seen in the new show "Amita Ka Amit", says he enjoys playing negative characters as they stand out more.

"Since I have begun acting, I always wanted to play a negative character. The shade stands out more than any other character. It gives me joy and pleasure to act something which I am not," Akash told IANS.

Last seen on the big screen in "Ishaqzaade", the actor was also a part of the movie "Isi Life Mein". He said he likes to experiment with his roles.

"I want to experiment with whatever I get. In 'Isi Life Mein', I played a sweet and innocent character, and in 'Ishaqzaade' I played a north Indian goon," said the actor, who plays a positive role in "Amita Ka Amit", aired on Sony TV.

He is now working on the small screen, but films remain his first love.

"I definitely prefer films as (compared to) being in TV, as it takes up most of your time. But there is more fame and hard work in TV, and it gives better results," he said, adding that film actors have a more comfortable lifestyle.

He admits the competition in showbiz is tough, but is confident that his work will count.

"You should not take competition in a negative way. I take it as a challenge and face it. You need to be confident and have your work speak for yourself. If you get insecure, you will lose self confidence and you will not get noticed," he said.

The 20-year-old is pursuing law at the moment and is trying his best to balance his studies with work.
"I am doing law at the moment, so it is tough to manage acting and studies. I need to plan everything according to my exams. I lose out on a lot of work because of this," he said.

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