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Updated At : 08:50 AM Jul 08, 2018 IST

Screen shot: Megha Chakraborty and Gaurav Sareen

Krishna Chali London’s protagonists, Radhey (Gaurav Sareen) and Krishna’s (Megha Chakraborty), are having a great time. While the duo is now settling into their married lives on screen, they have more adventure awaiting them. In the upcoming episodes of the show, both Radhey and Krishna will don a new look for a special sequence. Gaurav, who plays the character of Radhey, revealed, “I was surprised and excited when the director told me about my new look.”

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