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Rajat Verma is back as lover boy

After gaining immense popularity for his character of Rishi Roy in the romantic thriller Beyadh 2, actor Rajat Verma is all set with his new show Ishk Par Zor Nahin. Rajat will be seen as the parallel lead. The promo...

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Updated At : 12:40 PM Mar 11, 2021 IST

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After gaining immense popularity for his character of Rishi Roy in the romantic thriller Beyadh 2, actor Rajat Verma is all set with his new show Ishk Par Zor Nahin. Rajat will be seen as the parallel lead. The promo of the show has already been out and the show is going on the floors from March 15 on Sony channel.

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Says Rajat, “My character Kartik belongs to Delhi. Kartik is a sensible boy who has a sense of humour as well. He believes in equality and holds good values. Kartik is the typical boy-next-door. A romantic at heart, he wants to fall in love. My character in this new show is a better version of Rishi Roy of Beyadh 2.”

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