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Rahul Dev’s next - ‘Duniya Gayi Bhaad Me’

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 03:25 PM Dec 26, 2020 IST

Rahul Dev was recently spotted on the sets of upcoming web series Duniya Gayi Bhaad Me in which he will be seen playing the role of a Chief Narcotics Officer along with actor Aarya Babbar. Sharing details, Rahul says, “I am looking forward to the role.”

The series will release on OTT platform Digiflix TV. Adds Rahul, “What matters to me is the hardwork and dedication of the team. When I started doing webseries back in 2017, it was not known much but now OTT is everywhere.”

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