Ayub Khan joins Ranju Ki Betiyaan

Dangal TV is prepping for the launch of Rashmi Sharma’s new show Ranju Ki Betiyaan that marks the comeback of Reena Kapoor in the television industry. While it has been confirmed that Reena Kapoor and Deepshika Nagpal will be seen...

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 01:12 PM Dec 20, 2020 IST

Sharing his excitement, Ayub Khan says, “I have been a part of this industry for almost three decades and I have always wanted to be a part of shows which resonate with the audience and leaves a positive impact on them. When I heard the story, I knew I wanted to be associated with an impactful story like this one. The character in Ranju Ki Betiyan intrigues me and I know it will be an integral part of the show. This story is heart-warming yet powerful.”

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