Sumit Bhardwaj makes a comeback on TV with Sasural Simar Ka 2

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Updated At : 02:44 PM Oct 29, 2021 IST

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The romance between Simar and Aarav in Colors’ Sasural Simar Ka 2 is in full swing. Both are in love and happily married. However, the show will witness a major twist with the entry of a new character played by Sumit Bhardwaj.

Sumit will essay the role of a music composer named Samar Khanna. He gets hired by Aarav, who wants Simar to have her music album. Having worked with major artistes, this composer is not confident about Simar’s potential but decides to do the job and collaborate with her. Sumit opened up about playing this character, “After the monotony of quarantine, I wanted to focus on the brighter side of things. Since I missed being on screen and couldn’t wait to return to work, I chose this cheerful character in this fantastic show for a comeback.”

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