Salman Khan lends his voice for upcoming show Bawara Dil

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Updated At : 12:55 PM Feb 22, 2021 IST

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After Bigg Boss, Salman Khan is now ready for another outing on television. He will be seen in a new avatar of a narrator in the opening episode of Colors’ upcoming show Bawara Dil.

Bawara Dil’s opening episode, which will air today, will have Salman Khan set the tone with his narration of the captivating story about two people, Shiva and Siddhi. They sure are a rare combination of fire and ice, full of hate for each other yet bound together.

Set up in Rudrayat village of Maharashtra, the show will showcase the Maharashtrian.

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