Aneri Vajani is the protagonist in Atrangii’s supernatural show Baghin

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Updated At : 01:21 PM Jan 31, 2023 IST

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The new GEC Atrangii TV and its OTT app will bring to the audiences Baghin-the battle between man and the beast.

Aneri Vajani has been roped in to play the female lead. The heroine in the show is possessed by the spirit of a baghin (a tigress) and Aneri is essaying this character.

In this supernatural vendetta story, the hunter will become hunted as the protagonist, a baghin, commences on a journey of revenge.

Aneri says, “I am happy to be a part for Baghin and play the protagonist. It was a challenging and unique script that attracted me. I’m pretty excited to begin shoot. It is my first show with Atrangii TV and OTT and I am confident that together, we will be able to present to the viewers a never-seen-before story.”

It also stars Ansh Bagri in the male lead.

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