Jane de Leon returns to ‘Darna’ set after bout with dengue

Jane de Leon has made her return to the set of “Mars Ravelo’s Darna: The TV Series,” after recovering from dengue and urinary tract infection. | DCruzINQ

Jane de Leon has made her return to the set of “Mars Ravelo’s Darna: The TV Series,” after recovering from dengue and urinary tract infection .

The series’ production unit JRB Creative Production showed the actress back on the set of “Darna,” on its Twitter page yesterday, Dec. 8. Based on the photo, De Leon appears to be filming scenes as Darna’s alter-ego Narda, at the set of the character’s home.

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