Bhavesh Kumar to make digital debut

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Updated At : 01:04 PM Oct 08, 2020 IST

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P Se Pyaar F Se Faraar-fame Bhavesh Kumar will soon be making his OTT debut with a web series based on the cross-culture marriages called Delhi Weds Haryana. He is paired with the Patiala Babes actress Roshni Sahota. The show will be directed by Saurabh Sharma, produced by Niren Dabas and Sandeep Bhardwaj under their banner Famesky Productions.

Talking about his OTT debut the actor says, “I don’t want to limit myself to just doing films. OTT is the new medium and I want to explore it. It will be real fun doing this project.”

Sharing details about his character, Bhavesh says, “I am a Delhi boy, who works as a wedding planner. Since my family’s origin is from Haryana, my parents want me to marry a Haryanvi girl. So, the show is about how a Delhi boy marries a Haryanvi girl; hence the title, Delhi Weds Haryana.”

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