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Mukesh Khanna to quit Waaris. Character to die in horse-riding accident

Mukesh will leave the show after his character will die in a thrilling horseriding sequence featuring the actor.

Published on: Jun 24, 2016, 14:43:59 IST
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Actor Mukesh Khanna, who plays Lalaji in Waaris, will soon quit the show after the death of his character.

Mukesh will leave the show after his character will die in a thrilling horseriding sequence featuring the actor.
Mukesh will leave the show after his character will die in a thrilling horseriding sequence featuring the actor.

Waaris, which is based on cultural issues and shows a mother bringing up a girl child as a boy, will soon take a seven-year-leap. Before that, Mukesh will leave the show after his character will die in a thrilling horse-riding sequence featuring the actor.

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“It was a great experience working on a different show like Waaris which focuses on the practices prevailing in the society such as a male child being preferred over a female child.

“Also, the last scene I shot gave me chills literally, and was a very memorable experience. My exit in the show is necessary to take the story forward and I request all viewers to watch the show as it creates awareness,” Mukesh, popularly known as the small screen’s Shaktimaan, said in a statement.

Read: The new season of Shaktimaan will show his origin story

 
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