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Era of Hastinapur

Maharaj Ki Jai Ho – a new sci-fi comedy show rolls out
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Updated At : 01:37 PM Mar 23, 2020 IST

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StarPlus has been regaling audiences with innovative content and an impressive line-up of shows. The channel is now all set to launch another interesting show with rib-tickling comedy – Maharaj Ki Jai Ho. Helmed by TroubleMakers Production, the one-of-its-kind time-travel comedy will air on StarPlus from March 23, every Monday to Friday at 9 pm. The unique science-fiction showshall provide light-hearted entertainment with its differentiated flavour of showcasing a comical side of mythology with a touch of fantasy.

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It will take viewers back in time to the era of Hastinapur! The makers have ensured high quality production, graphics, visualisation for recreating the historical era with riveting detail. The series boasts of an impressive star-cast comprising Satyajeet Dubey, Nitesh Pandey, Rajesh Kumar, Monica Castellino, Riya Sharma, Akash Dabhade and Ashwin Mushran.

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