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EastEnders actor Nitin Ganatra has revealed that he has a new career working with his brother in his family's corner shop in Coventry.

The TV star had played Masood Ahmed on the hit BBC soap until leaving three years ago. But he said he is now enjoying helping out in the shop between his acting roles.

Since playing the loveable postman in EastEnders the actor has gone on to star as spell science teacher Mr. Daisy in the CBBC series The Worst Witch.

Swapping the East End for Coventry, Nitin explained that he's been getting used to the paper round on weekends. "The corner shop has been there for over 45 years," he said on the Made in the Midlands podcast. Read more Coronation Street star signs new deal after two cast favourites quit "My brother runs it still.

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