After nine years... Arhaan Behll returns

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Updated At : 03:00 PM Mar 22, 2021 IST

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Arhaan Behll has become a household name because of his role in the first season of Maan Kee Awaaz Pratigya and other TV shows in the last few years. He is back on TV with the second season of Maan Ki Awaaz Pratigya after nine years. Arhaan is currently seen reprising the iconic role of Krishna Singh.

Says Arhaan, “Krishna as a character is very complex, and to bring it on to the screen I had to work on the layers of the character. All these efforts that I had put in to build my character in the last season have helped me essay the role once again. However, there are a few changes and elements that I have added. I have worked upon my character since the show returns after nine years with a developed story. Here’s hoping our viewers and fans also feel instantly connected with the show once again, as we make a comeback.”

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