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Farnaz Shetty in, Neha Saxena out of Siddhivinayak

The recently launched &TV show, Siddhivinayak, is going to witness major twists and turns in coming episodes. Buzz has it that the makers are bringing a new female lead for the show. And to make way for the new protagonist, the makers will introduce a storyline wherein the current female lead, Neha Saxena's character will be burnt alive.

Reportedly, the new female lead will be entering the soap soon. "The upcoming track will have a major fire drama wherein Siddhi (Neha) will be burnt. The girl will be shown going through a plastic surgery and change of face. This is where the new lead will enter," reveals a source.


According to our reliable sources, popular television actress Farnaz Shetty, who has previously worked in the &TV show Waaris, has been signed to play the female lead in Siddhivinayak.

Another source says, "Farnaz who has had a successful run with the channel in Waaris will get back with yet another strong role. She will essay the new version of Siddhi."

Siddhivinayak stars Nitin Goswami as the male lead and is produced by Studio B&M.

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