Vishal Gandhi's dramatic entry in Meet

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Updated At : 03:05 PM Jan 03, 2022 IST

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The upcoming track of Zee TV’s Meet sees Meet Ahlawat and Meet Hooda going for their honeymoon to Bikaner, where the latter finds Tejvardhan Ahlawat. Played by popular TV actor Vishal Gandhi, Tejvardhan is Meet Ahlawat’s missing elder brother. Without realising that he is her brother-in-law, Meet Hooda takes care of Tejvardhan, who seems to be in a rough condition due to some past incidents that took place in his life.

Talking about his entry, Vishal says, “My character is slightly different from the usual ones I’ve portrayed so far. He is a well-respected guy who has been turned into a mentally unstable beggar because of some past incidents in life. How Meet Hooda finds him and brings him back to the house and the details about my character’s journey will surely keep everyone hooked.”

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