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Paridhi Sharma to quit Jodha Akbar?

Due to altercations with the director of her popular TV show, the actor is planning to exit the serial.

Updated on: Mar 31, 2014 10:49 AM IST
Hindustan Times | By , Mumbai
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The TV show based on the life of the historical couple Jodha-Akbar has been surrounded by controversies ever since it went on air. And now, buzz is that Paridhi Sharma, who plays queen Jodha, is planning to bid the show adieu.

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An insider says, "Rajat Tokas, who plays Akbar in the show, and director Santram Verma are good friends and they share a smooth working relationship. But Paridhi and Rajat don’t see eye to eye, and she has been having a tough time during shoots. Santram apparently has been making her work at odd hours. He even makes her wait unnecessarily at times."

The source adds, "Earlier, when Ekta Kapoor was producing the show, Paridhi had asked her to intervene to resolve the matter. But nothing really changed. As she is not producing the show anymore, things have gotten worse. Paridhi is now contemplating quitting the show."

Read:Ekta Kapoor is ready to face ridicule for Jodha Akbar


When contacted Paridhi denied the news, saying, "This isn’t true. I am not quitting. There are certain issues, but it’s nothing major."

 
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Kavita Awaasthi

Mumbai-based Kavita Awaasthi writes on Television, for the daily Entertainment and Lifestyle supplement, HT Cafe

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