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Couple back on telly

Updated At : 06:04 AM Dec 27, 2014 IST

<p>Being together: Raqesh Vashisth and </p> <div>Riddhi Dogra</div>

Riddhi Dogra and Raqesh Vashisth, who first met on the sets of Maryada: Lekin Kab Tak?, fell in love while playing an on screen couple and later got married. Years after their first show together, Raqesh and Riddhi are now all set to return to television as a couple in Zee TV's New Year special event - Husn, Jashn aur Dhoka. It is going to be a two hour tele-film, which is a murder mystery set against a glamorous backdrop of a calendar girl pageant.

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