Get set for the show Sargam Ki Sadhesaati on Sony Entertainment Television

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Updated At : 01:35 PM Jan 28, 2021 IST

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Sony Entertainment Television is going to take you on a ride filled with fun, excitement and entertainment, as it is soon launching a light-hearted sitcom titled Sargam Ki Sadhesaati. In the lead roles will be Anjali Tatrari as Sargam and Kunal Saluja as Aparshakti Awasthi. Joining them will be Darshan Jariwala, Rajendra Chawla, Sanat Vyas, Jaineeraj Rajpurohit, Vibhu Bholwani, Vaibhav Mangle, Akash Makhija and Ajinkya Mishra.

Set up in the backdrop of Ghaziabad, Sargam Ki Sadhesaati revolves around Sargam’s life in her unique ‘sasuraal’ where she is the only woman! Every man in the house is idiosyncratic in his own way and is good at transforming even the mundane family-routine into hilarious situations.

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