A new web series titled Rohtak Sisters to stream on Glitz Teleplay

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 02:44 PM Feb 18, 2022 IST

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Glitz Teleplay is set for a new web series titled Rohtak Sisters, inspired by true events that occurred in Haryana. Two girls beat three boys in a bus for misbehaving with them. Their bravado soon gained fame. They commit more acts like this till they get into real trouble. The show is being shot in Bhopal and the star cast includes Mrunal Jain, Aditya Kumar, Gaurav Sharma, Sonam Arora, Urvi Singh, among others. It is being directed by Manoj Singh.

Says Manoj, “My curiosity was aroused when I first heard about the concept of the show. My interest was further piqued when I learnt that it was based on true events. We have been shooting the show back-to-back and having fun along the way. My team and stars are very enthusiastic about the project, and we can’t wait for the audiences’ response.”

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