Aarya Babbar on a roll!

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Updated At : 01:05 PM Jun 24, 2021 IST

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Aarya Babbar seems to be having a great time on the web. While his short film Bandh Tijori is doing well on Disney Hotstar, his character of Rakesh in the series Runaway Lugai is also getting appreciation. Aarya is happy that his two projects are out simultaneously and can’t thank OTT enough for giving a chance to actors to choose the kind of work they would wish to do!

Says Aarya, “I am not surprised to see the love Bandh Tijori and Runaway Lugai are getting. Currently, the nation is going through such a crisis, and I am happy that I am able to provide entrainment and some relief from the stress. In fact, I dedicate my shows to all the health workers. They are the soldiers we owe everything to. I request my fans to follow the protocols and get vaccinated whenever the opportunity arises.”

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