New Teaser: Big Girls Don't Cry Cast Introduced By... Drum Roll... Ananya Panday
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"They're here to make it all happen because big girls don't cry, they conquer," wrote Ananya Panday
The cast of Big Girls Don't Cry wanted a grand promotion for the series and seems like they got one. They took the DIY route (more on that later). Ananya Panday introduced us to the cast of the Prime Video show Big Girls Don't Cry. The cast featuring Avantika Vandanapu, Aneet Padda, Dalai, Vidushi, Lhakyila, Afrah Sayed and Akshita Sood, decide to break into actor Ananya Panday's dressing room. Nervous at first, the actors request Ananya Panday to promote their show through magazine covers, on billboards, chat shows and a lot more. Ananya Panday learns more about their show (a boarding school drama) and their final tool to promote the show is a creative DIY billboard.
Sharing the video, Ananya Panday wrote on Instagram, "They're here to make it all happen because big girls don't cry, they conquer. #BGDCOnPrime, March 14."
Check out the video here:
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