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Parmeet makes a comeback

Updated At : 06:00 AM Aug 18, 2015 IST

Take two: Parmeet Sethi

Parmeet Sethi, who last made an appearance on Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa around eight years ago, is making a comeback to TV. He is all set to direct a few episodes of Sumit Sambhal Lega along with two other directors, Shashant Shah and Deven Bhojani. Talking about his comeback Parmeet said, “Now that TV shows have newer concepts, I got interested in this serial, which is an Indian adaptation of the US show Everybody Loves Raymond.”take two: Parmeet Sethi

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