Vibha Chibber and Atul Srivastava play happy full-nesters in Ghar Waapsi

When all things are lost and unknown, there’s only one place that feels right—Ghar. Vibha Chibber Disney+ Hotstar is set for an all-new modern-day slice-of-life show, titled Ghar Waapsi. The six-episode Hotstar Specials, releasing on July 22, is a millennial...

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Updated At : 01:20 PM Jul 12, 2022 IST

When all things are lost and unknown, there’s only one place that feels right—Ghar.

Vibha Chibber

Disney Hotstar is set for an all-new modern-day slice-of-life show, titled Ghar Waapsi. The six-episode Hotstar Specials, releasing on July 22, is a millennial tale of the trials and joys of reconnecting with family and friends. Directed by two-time National Award-winning director and writer Ruchir Arun, it stars Vishal Vashishtha, Akanksha Thakur, Atul Srivastava, Vibha Chibber, Saad Bilgrami, and Anushka Kaushik.

Ruchir Arun says, “With Ghar Waapsi, we bring before the audience a fun, lighthearted tale of going back to one’s roots. At a time when most of us have moved to different cities in pursuit of our ambitions, revisiting our roots can bring us solace and a much-needed break. With this story, we set out to share just this with laughter and emotions.”

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