Telly stars take up #SaasBahuSwap Challenge

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Updated At : 12:55 PM Oct 19, 2020 IST

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The saas-bahu relationship, which is often portrayed as typically manipulative on Indian television, will now make way for a more saheli-like equation between the saas and bahu in Zee TV’s new show Hamariwali Good News.

Teejay sidhu (L) and her mother-in-law

A few television celebrities like Divyanka Tripathi, Deepika Singh Goyal and Teejay Sidhu came together with their mother-in-laws to give the new saas-bahu jodi of television, Juhi Parmar and Srishti Jain, a unique welcome.

Deepika Singh Goyal (R) and her mother-in-law

Building on the show’s foundation of #SaasBahuSaheli, the popular stars and their mother-in-laws did a unique role reversal of their own for Hamariwali Good News’ #SaasBahuSwap challenge.

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