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Hindustan Times Pune
|June 09, 2025
The biggest truth of every actor's life is that there will be more lulls than successes," says Sharad Malhotra, who is set to make his return to the screen after a gap — his last TV outing was in 2022, and his most recent OTT stint was in 2023.
The biggest truth of every actor's life is that there will be more lulls than successes," says Sharad Malhotra, who is set to make his return to the screen after a gap — his last TV outing was in 2022, and his most recent OTT stint was in 2023. But the actor is quick to clarify he "never really took a break." "I was thinking the other day — three years have passed just waiting for something good to happen. Then it hit me: I can't just keep waiting. I have to be the one to take a step forward. As actors, effort is required from our e
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