Kunal Saluja teaches Punjabi to his co-stars

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Updated At : 01:34 PM Feb 14, 2021 IST

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Sony Entertainment Television will soon roll out its new sitcom Sargam Ki Sadhe Satii. Kunal Saluja will be seen playing the role of Aparshakti Awasthi in the show.

Aparshakti is Sargam’s husband who is a romantic, happy-go-lucky, and compassionate person.

Kunal says, “While the show is based in Ghaziabad, everyone on the sets is quite interested to learn the most common language of Delhi, which is Punjabi. During breaks, we usually hang out together and amidst playing pranks on each other and fooling around, we engage in some serious learning sessions. As I am a Punjabi, now I am the Punjabi tutor for everyone on the sets. It makes me happy to teach Punjabi and it also helps in strengthening our bond.”

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