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Sanjay Swaraj excited to be a part of ‘BohotPyaarKarte Hai’

Star Bharat is set to bring a different story for the viewers with its upcoming show Bohot Pyaar Karte Hai. Actor Sanjay Swaraj, who plays a pivotal role in this show, says, “I feel very happy to be a part...

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Updated At : 12:23 PM Jul 04, 2022 IST

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Star Bharat is set to bring a different story for the viewers with its upcoming show Bohot Pyaar Karte Hai. Actor Sanjay Swaraj, who plays a pivotal role in this show, says, “I feel very happy to be a part of the show and excited to have got this chance. It is an opportunity to work with a talented team. I have a lot of faith in the idea of Sandeep Sikand ji, the producer of the show; he always brings something new for his audience. I have been watching his shows for years but didn’t get a chance to work in it.”

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He adds, “My character, will be very interesting for the audience to watch.”

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