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Nafisa Ali “is nervous to face the camera” as she makes a comeback in films

2021-07-28

By Ekatmata Sharma

New Delhi, July 28 (SocialNews.XYZ) Veteran actress Nafisa Ali Sodhi is all set to make a comeback in films. The actress can't hold her excitement to be back on screen after a decade. "I am so excited. But, I am also nervous as I am facing the camera after so long," Nafisa told IANS.

The actress took to her Instagram page on Wednesday and revealed her comeback.

She wrote, "Reading a film script after ages. off to Mumbai to......

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