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Bhaage Re Mann is back

Updated At : 06:00 AM Jun 16, 2016 IST

After winning audiences over with their realistic portrayal in a contemporary Indian setting, the bubbly Padmini aka Karuna Pandey and the innocent Raghav aka Chandan Anand are all set to make a comeback. Zindagi’s first original show Bhaage Re Mann returns on June 23 with an all new season. Bhaage Re Mann advocates a very simple yet important message of simply following your heart. The first season witnessed a roller-coaster ride of emotions, humour, and romance. Watch out!

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