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Lakshya Handa roped-in for the season 5 of Gandii Baat

e anticipation for ALTBalaji and ZEE5 Club’s Gandii Baat is at an all-time high. The hit series is back with its fifth season, which is expected to keep viewers hooked to their screens from October 8 onwards. And actor Lakshya...

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Updated At : 02:46 PM Sep 28, 2020 IST

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e anticipation for ALTBalaji and ZEE5 Club’s Gandii Baat is at an all-time high. The hit series is back with its fifth season, which is expected to keep viewers hooked to their screens from October 8 onwards. And actor Lakshya Handa has been roped-in for the upcoming season.

Lakshya says, “It feels really great to be a part of such a popular franchise. I’m excited about the show for it always manages to offer fans a number of different stories packed in an amazing concept. What really impressed me was that they didn’t just focus on the bold scenes, but also made it more acting-oriented.”

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