Absolute blast

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Updated At : 01:51 PM May 30, 2021 IST

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Colors’ show Udaariyaan is all about dreams taking flight. The upcoming episodes will showcase a grand wedding sequence. Isha Malviya and Ankit Gupta, who play the lead roles in the show, are looking forward to the big-fat Punjabi celebration with naach, gaana, dhol and tasha. The on-screen bride-to-be, Isha says, “I got emotional seeing myself dressed as a bride. The dress was so beautiful. When I saw myself in the mirror in the get-up of a bride, I took a picture and sent it to my mom. She was so happy to see me dressed as a bride! For the viewers of the show, I can safely say that the upcoming episodes are going to be a mix of celebration as well as some high voltage drama.”

Ankit Gupta adds, “There’s no celebration as fun-filled as a Punjabi wedding. They are an absolute blast! But the best part about the wedding sequence is the drama that is going to unfold.”

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