Actress Amrita Rao thanked her "Meri Awaaz Hi Pehchaan Hai" co-star Pallavi Joshi for treating the whole cast of the TV show to Maharashtrian food.
The fact that the show is set against a Maharashtrian backdrop and has Marathi actors, resulted in some bonding session over food on the set.
Pallavi, who plays Devika in the &TV show, usually gets home-cooked Maharashtrian food, and other cast members just dig in.
"Everyone on the sets is really fond of food. We have bonded more due to our love for Maharashtrian food. It is really nice of Pallavi-ji to treat us always with some delicious food on the sets," Amrita said in a statement.
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