Meet this videshi bahu in a desi household

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Updated At : 02:45 PM Jun 22, 2022 IST

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What happens when your son brings home a foreigner as a wife? The story of Anandi Baa and her videshi bahu starts here on Star Plus’ new offering Anandi Baa Aur Emily.

The dynamics of a traditional Indian family gets shaken due to the arrival of a foreign bahu. The cast includes Kanchan Gupta in the role of Anandi Baa, Jazzy Ballerini as the exotic bahu Emily, and Mishkat Verma in the male lead of Aarav. Mishkat says, “Anandi Baa Aur Emily is a story about what happens when East marries the West. The show will depict the funny and comic relationship of the characters. I am portraying Aarav, a charming, jugadu, and most importantly, a day dreamer. I’m thrilled to be a member of Star Plus, and I’m looking forward to my forthcoming show.”

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