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Soha's 'Rewarding' Experience With Sunny Deol In Ghayal Once Again

Darpan News Desk IANS, 03 Sep, 2015 01:22 PM

Actress Soha Ali Khan, who will also be seen in "Ghayal Once Again", which is a sequel of 1990 film "Ghayal", says it was wonderful to work with an actor as dedicated as Sunny Deol.

Talking about her experience of working with Sunny, who has directed and plays the lead role in "Ghayal Once Again", Soha said: "It was mind-blowing, because I have never interacted with him personally before and on this film... it was intense and it was a very emotional experience.

"He is very emotional about this film as well because it means a lot to him as it's a sequel to 'Ghayal', and he is the director, producer and lead actor in the film. It was very rewarding to work with him."

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