Actress Rhea Sharma says she looks up to veteran cine icon Rekha as a "strong role model".
"I definitely look up to Rekha ma'am as a strong role model and the fact that she had always been my inspiration is not hidden," Rhea said in a statement.
The actress, who is seen in the Star Plus show "Tu Sooraj Main Saanjh Piyaji", added: "I have loved her since my childhood days, watching and admiring her. If by God's grace, my career shapes up even one per cent of what Rekha ma'am did with her work, I would be blessed."
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Prince Narula amazed by young trollers
Actor Prince Narula says he gets amazed to see youngsters using the Internet to troll people, instead of using it wisely.
"I am really surprised to see young adults indulging in something so trivial as trolling nowadays," Prince said in a statement.
Prince joined the team of "MTV Troll Police" to face his biggest troll, and lauded the initiative.
"There's so much one can do with the Internet, use it wisely instead of commenting on how I look and what I do -- I am just doing my job like any other human being. Unfortunately, we can't stop it but I'm glad that MTV has taken this initiative not only to help celebrities but also common people who suffer because of online trolling," he added.
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'Shaktipeeth Ke Bhairav' has polished my acting skills: Ulka Gupta
Actress Ulka Gupta says mythological TV series "Shaktipeeth Ke Bhairav" has polished her acting skills.
She essays the role of all the Hindu Goddesses in the show, which is aired on BIG Magic.
"I am grateful to have got an opportunity to play Hindu goddesses. 'Shaktipeeth Ke Bhairav' has polished my acting skills as it gave me a chance to enact multiple characters in one show," Ulka said in a statement.
"Mythological shows are demanding but at the same time you get to learn a lot too, through the journey," she added.
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