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Sehban Azim loses weight for Bepannaah

Sehban Azim, who is currently playing the role of Yash in Bepannaah, has cut down oodles of weight for the show. Talking about his transformation, Sehban said to a leading Indian entertainment portal, "Yes I lost a weight of 8kgs. Before Thapki, I started working on my body with an aim to get bulky, but eventually, I started looking chubby on-screen, which was not something I aimed for. Hence, post that, I decided to get leaner."

Sehban is rumoured to have been in a relationship with Jennifer Winget. Talking about it, he said, "I know Jennifer since last eight years. We both are happily single and want to stay that way right now. The idea is to love yourself first and then to love anyone else. That's because if you don't love yourself you can't love anyone else also. This is the whole idea of life, and we are trying to figure that out."


"After knowing Jennie for so many years, I find her to be a very strong girl and I respect her for everything. As friends we share a lot of things like taking advice from each other, fighting at times on small things, but we've always been very good friends and that’s how we want to keep it. Rather than twisting the situations for us, it’s better to stick to friendship only," added Sehban.

Adding further, the actor said, "The relationship absolutely gets ruined once we turn friendship into a relationship. I’ve been into relationships before and eventually what happens is that you get too much into each other and then it spoils everything. I don’t understand relationships anymore as I always had bad experiences. I would rather say, all the experiences have taught me a lot about life. Moreover, I am in touch with all my exes and we are very good friends too, which my friends find weird."

Bepannaah is garnering positive response from the audience.

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