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About Mukul Dev
Indian television and film actor
Mukul Dev Kaushal was an Indian actor known for work in television and film. He was active in Hindi and Punjabi productions, with additional appearances in Bengali, Malayalam, Kannada, and Telugu films. He appeared in TV series and music albums as well as films, building a career across several Indian languages and media. His screen work is noted for its range across popular Hindi and Punjabi entertainment.
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