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Naman enters Tashn-e-Ishq

Updated At : 06:07 AM Jun 23, 2016 IST

Zee TV’s popular primetime show Tashn-e-Ishq has been keeping the viewers on the edge of their seats with its twists and turns. Set against the vibrant backdrop of upwardly mobile Punjab, the show has taken a 5-year leap and Naman Shaw has replaced Sidhant Gupta as the male lead, Kunj Sarna. Post the leap, the character of Kunj will be seen in the new identity of a celebrated boxer Rocky Singh. Arrogant by nature, he uses sarcastic humour as his defence and appears as though he doesn’t give a damn about anything in life.

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