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Madhurima Tuli and Vishal Aaditya Singh dating each other

Actors finding love in each other’s company is a common phenomenon. As per the reports in a leading Indian daily, Chandrakanta — Ek Mayavi Prem Gaatha stars Madhurima Tuli and Vishal Aaditya Singh are dating each other.

Talking about the same, a source said, "Madhurima and Vishal took a liking for each other soon after the shoot began, but split after dating briefly. However, they have resolved their differences now and are back together. They love to spend time together during breaks and almost everybody on the set of their relationship."


On being asked about the same, Madhurima said, "I can't comment on the relationship at this point. All I can say is that we are taking our time to understand each other better. Let's see what future holds for us."

Besides TV shows, Madhurima has also worked in Bollywood films like Bachna Ae Haseeno (2008), Kaalo (2010), and Warning (2013), Baby (2015) and Hamari Adhuri Kahaani (2015).

Previously, Madhurima mentioned about her working in films to a leading Indian daily by stating, "You need to be in films starring big actors to get recognized. Those films give you that kind of exposure."

Speaking about poor screen time, she said, "Yes, it does affect you. So, you have to be very careful with what you do and what you don’t. Even if it’s a small role, the character has to be very interesting, irrespective of whether it’s a film or a TV show — it has to bring some change in the film to get [you] noticed."

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