“I don’t think any heroine’s marital status matters. On TV, it’s all about the character. We have so many married actresses playing lead roles on TV shows. We are probably more married on TV than in real life.”

—  Drashti Dhami

View on marriage http://www.hindustantimes.com/tv/didn-t-get-overwhelming-film-offers-drashti-dhami/story-y8fDhD9tpuiZqM8HbfnGBK.html

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