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Tere Liye Actors Geetanjali Tikekar & Anupriya Kapoor BACK After 7 Years With Besharam!

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Published: Tuesday,Dec 18, 2018 16:01 PM GMT-07:00

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Tere Liye was one of the shows of Star Plus which remains unbeatable till date, both in terms of the storyline, the cast and the music. Anupriya Kapoor, who was the female lead Taani in the show, till date, remains as one of the most natural and spontaneous actors in the industry. Geetanjali Tikekar, who played Anurag's mother Nilanjana, has proven, with her choice of work, that quality surpasses quantity. This mother-in-law and daughter-in-law duo, who had forged a beautiful relationship on-screen have now come back together, but on your phone.

Anupriya and Geetanjali recently starred in a short film named Besharam, which was directed by Kunal Jadhav and produced under the banner of "Filmy Martians" for a filmmaking contest.

The teaser of this short film released today on the Youtube Channel The Short Cuts'. The film, written by Geetanjali, Sulagna Chatterjee and Swara Vaishnav traces a day in the life of a mother and daughter, after the daughter quits her job and comes back home in order to do something big and ambitious' in life. This six-minute short film aims at being extremely relatable, not just for the millennials but even for the parents of the millennials, who're often clueless about their kids and their lifestyles.

"It was an incredible experience shooting with the both of them. Since they've worked together for such a long time, and are great friends off-screen too, their bond looks natural on camera." says debutante director Kunal Jadhav.

Watch the teaser on The Short Cuts:

ALSO READ: Anupamaa: Anuj is transforming back into being 'The Anuj Kapadia'

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8D5zHDbJX4

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pooja123456 @pooja123456

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The videos had a disclaimer in the beginning! There is no reason to make it a legal issue in a country that has freedom of speech

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Wizard @DarkUnicorn

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seems like some people have nothing better to do in life. If you thought it was "abusive and filthy" you shouldnt watch it.

These NGOs dont do anything to help real world problems but are every ready to attack useless issues that has nothing to do with them.

9 years ago

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CheshireBilli @CheshireBilli

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Yes, a roast that raised lakhs of rupees for charity is destroying the moral fabric of our country-- not the rampant corruption, appalling state of security for women, and political hooliganism on the rise (to name just a few).

A show that had actors insulting each other with CONSENT (re: roast) is apparently our greatest cause for concern.

*slow clap* for all the idiots who clearly have no real occupation in life.

9 years ago

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