KUMKUM BHAGYA SHINES AT ZEE RISHTEY AWARDS WITH ROMA NAVANI.
Roma navani had a great beginning of 2017 with the launch of her production house and bagging the award for, Kumkum Bhagyashined at the most awaited television award show of the year, Zee Rishtey Awards. The show bagged the "Best Show Award" at the biggest award show of Indian Televison Industry. At the event Kumkum Bhagya stole the thunder by bagging 5 awards!
Roma Navani who plays the role of Tanu's (character in the show) mother in Kumkum Bhagya says "We are over the moon. We are flooded with phone calls and sms-es ever since the show received the best show award.Although i was not keen on doing this character as i am too young to play shabir alawalia mother in law but it was interesting and generally theatre actors do not grudge playing any age so finally i surrendered to the character completely. All we craved for was appreciation for our hard work. Our believes have turned into a reality." further adding “Doing good work is my only agenda, success and praises will therefore follow"
Roma Navani
Roma navani had a great beginning of 2017 with the launch of her production house and bagging the award for, Kumkum Bhagyashined at the most awaited television award show of the year, Zee Rishtey Awards. The show bagged the "Best Show Award" at the biggest award show of Indian Televison Industry. At the event Kumkum Bhagya stole the thunder by bagging 5 awards!
Roma Navani who plays the role of Tanu's (character in the show) mother in Kumkum Bhagya says "We are over the moon. We are flooded with phone calls and sms-es ever since the show received the best show award.Although i was not keen on doing this character as i am too young to play shabir alawalia mother in law but it was interesting and generally theatre actors do not grudge playing any age so finally i surrendered to the character completely. All we craved for was appreciation for our hard work. Our believes have turned into a reality." further adding “Doing good work is my only agenda, success and praises will therefore follow"
Sriti Jha, Leena Jumani and Roma Navani