Rashami&#39;s character was that of a mean and manipulative woman who viewers loved to hate. She is re-entering the show on the completion of its 1,000 episodes Wednesday. <img alt="Rashami Desai" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2012/sep/Rashami-Desai.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 846px; " /> Talking about her comeback, Rashami told IANS: &quot;I have been working with Colors and &#39;Uttaran&#39; for the last three years. I took the offer because the role I am going to do now is very challenging. There are going to be lots of twists and turns in the plot that I can&#39;t reveal now.&quot; Rashami, who married her &#39;Uttaran&#39; co-star Nandish Sandhu Feb 12, took a break for two reasons. &quot;I took a break from the show because I got married and wanted sometime for myself. Also the show took a generation leap and I wasn&#39;t sure if I was ready to play mother to a grown up girl. So I decided to take a break because till the time I am not convinced with my role, I can&#39;t convince my audience,&quot; Rashami told IANS. A trained Kathak and Bharatnatyam dancer, Rashami started her career at an early age and got her first break in 2005 show &#39;Ravan&#39; followed by &#39;Pari Hoon Main&#39; and &#39;Meet Mila De Rabba&#39;, before &#39;Uttaran&#39; happened in June 2009. After taking a break from the show, the 26-year-old went on to shake a leg on dance reality show &#39;Jhalak Dikhlaa Jaa&#39;. All her experiences are special, she says. &quot;&#39;Jhalak&hellip;&#39; has been an amazing experience because I love dancing. It was something I have always wanted to. After it got over I wanted to get back to acting and thought instead of going out for work it is better I join my &#39;Uttaran&#39; family and get back to the show. &quot;&#39;Uttaran&#39; changed my life. I fell in love on the sets of the, got married, went to &#39;Jhalak...&#39; and many other good things happened. So whatever I do in life, no one can take away the memories from me. They will always be there with me,&quot; said Rashami, who was among the top three in &quot;Jhalak&hellip;&quot;.

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TV actress Rashami Desai, who became popular after playing Tapasya in 'Uttaran', is ready for her comeback to the daily soap. She says being a part of the show has been a life-changing experience for her

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