Bharati, Harsh & some fun!

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Updated At : 01:52 PM Apr 11, 2020 IST

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Colors introduces a unique programming approach to keep the audience connected with their favourite characters. Along with providing anecdotes from the lives of the characters, the channel is also introducing on-air series of gags featuring the talented duo — Bharati Singh and Harsh Limbachhiya, titled Hum, Tum Aur Quarantine. The show will give the audience a peep into the quarantined life of the actors from its popular shows—Choti Sarrdaarni, Shakti Astitva Ehsaas Kii, Naati Pinky Kii Lambi Love story and Pavitra Bhagya.

From sharing their experiences, cooking for each other, discussing the current issues, playing virtual antakshari, dancing together, to going on balcony dates, the actors’ lockdown diaries will be aired as snippets during the primetime slot.

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