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KJo says Love Storiyaan follows stories of real-life people

Producer-director Karan Johar is coming with a new streaming project, titled Love Storiyaan. KJo has shared that the series features stories of real people, who come from different backgrounds, and face huge roadblocks in their journey of finding love. The...
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Updated At : 02:52 PM Feb 07, 2024 IST
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Producer-director Karan Johar is coming with a new streaming project, titled Love Storiyaan. KJo has shared that the series features stories of real people, who come from different backgrounds, and face huge roadblocks in their journey of finding love.

The upcoming series features six real-life couples from across the country with stories told by six directors – Akshay Indikar, Archana Phadke, Collin D’Cunha, Hardik Mehta, Shazia Iqbal, and Vivek Soni. Love Storiyaan is inspired by real-life stories featured on India Love Project, a social media community.

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Talking about the series, KJo said, “Love Storiyaan for us is more than just a faithful retelling of real-life love stories. The series looks at love in all its forms, painting a beautiful picture of connections that go beyond the ordinary.” Love Storiyaan is set to stream on Prime Video on February 14.

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